Microstructural and experimental analysis of strain rate effect for short glass fiber reinforced polypropylene
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ACHOUR-RENAULT, NadiaMERAGHNI, FodilPELTIER, LaurentFITOUSSI, JosephAbstract
The scope of this work is to provide a microstructural description and an experimental analysis of the strain rate effect on short glass fiber reinforced polypropylene.
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