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Microscopic investigation of the polished edges of a carbon-polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) satin weave. (a) Weft yarn damage; (b) broken axial fibers and meta-delamination; and (c) crack conjunction. (Reprinted with permission from Daggumati et al. [12]. Copyright 2013 by Elsevier).

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Microscopic investigation of the polished edges of a carbon-PPS satin weave. (a) Interply delamination and (b) broken axial fibers and meta-delamination. (Reprinted with permission from Daggumati et al. [12]. Copyright 2013 by Elsevier).

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Schematics of failure events in angle interlock specimens under monotonic compression. (Reprinted with permission from Cox et al. [13]. Copyright 1992 by Elsevier).

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The formation of kink bands where a filler has been driven against a stuffer by a constraining warp weaver. (Reprinted with permission from Cox et al. [13]. Copyright 1992 by Elsevier).

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Example of a constant life diagram. (Reprinted with permission from Kawai et al. [15]. Copyright 2012 by Elsevier).

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Non-local failure criterion based on a FCV. (Reprinted with permission from Hochard et al. [55]. Copyright 2014 by Elsevier).