The transverse thermal conductivity of a unidirectional fibre composite with fibre-matrix debonding: a calculation based on effective-medium theory

Alan J. Markworth

doi:10.1007/bf00277073

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The transverse thermal conductivity of a unidirectional fibre composite with fibre-matrix debonding: a calculation based on effective-medium theory

Alan J. Markworth

Year: 1993 Journal: Journal of Materials Science Letters Vol: 12 (19)Pages: 1487-1489 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/bf00277073

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Materials science Composite material Composite number Thermal conductivity Transverse plane Matrix (chemical analysis) Thermal Structural engineering Thermodynamics

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