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Table 1. Composition of the unsaturated polyester polyurethane hybrid (UPPH) resin [18].
Figure 1. Biaxial tensile testing setup and an exemplary cruciform specimen. (a) Biaxial tensile testingdevice; (b) Cruciform specimen.
Figure 2. Schematic force and strain paths for experimental procedureprocedure PΓ=0. (a) Force path for PΓ=0; (b) Strain path for procedure PΓ=0.
Figure 4. Image of the unreinforced cruciform specimen, thickness of the area of interest: 2 mm.
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