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Figure 3. Strip-Biaxial Tension.
Figure 4. Equal Biaxial Membrane Test.
Figure 5. Triaxfal Y'P~ker-@hip'~eet and the Coordinate System Used in the Streer Analyei~
Figure 7. Shear Staeer i.n Diek ve, ria: c rn 1, or rrs 28.
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