Three-dimensional in situ observations of compressive damage mechanisms in syntactic foam using X-ray microcomputed tomography

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University of Aberdeen use the Deben CT5000 to observe compressive damage mechanisms in syntactic foam.

Optics.org, 11 Jul 2019

In recent work the School of Engineering at the University of Aberdeen carried out in situ experiments to study the failure…

University of Aberdeen Use the Deben CT5000 to Observe Compressive Damage Mechanisms in Syntactic Foam

Azom.com, 13 Jun 2019

Deben, a leading provider of in-situ testing stages together with innovative accessories and components for microscopy, reports…