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Paula M. Mendes,Jon A. Preecehe reinforcement in a blank-holder or ‘pinching frame’ to ensure that the fibres are held in tension during forming. In practice this is usually achieved by trial and error, although ideally it would be desirable to have a computer-aid engineering (CAE) system based on a reinforcement deformation mo

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M. M. Alkaisi,R. J. Blaikiees on a moving-picture film) provides the record, as in Figure 1-2 of the preceding chapter. And of course, the photomicrograph may be obtained at higher resolution by using an electron microscope, as in Figure 2-4, which shows the very fine structure of an acrylic fiber.

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