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there isn't "a way carbon fiber fails", it fails according to how the structure was designed, and how the carbon fiber is utilized. buckling delaminations -- e
by serf 3y ago
there isn't "a way carbon fiber fails", it fails according to how the structure was designed, and how the carbon fiber is utilized.
buckling delaminations -- espescially when alongside honeycomb or similar substrates -- very much looks like a 'crumpling'; unless you want to classify all epoxy matrix failures as a 'shattering', but I think that's far too generous given the variety of failure modes.
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