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Halpin-Tsai equations: a standalone construct

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semi-empirical equations estimating the stiffness of a fibre or particle composite from the properties, shape and volume fraction of its constituents.

In composite materials, Halpin-Tsai equations refers to semi-empirical equations estimating the stiffness of a fibre or particle composite from the properties, shape and volume fraction of its constituents. This meaning comes from Affdl (1976) in Polymer Engineering & Science.[1]

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References

Affdl, J. C. H., & Kardos, J. L. (1976). The Halpin‐Tsai equations: A review. Polymer Engineering & Science, 16(5), 344-352. https://doi.org/10.1002/pen.760160512

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