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Measurement of biaxial strength of new vs. used windshields

Gulati et al., 2000

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12403233702301419925
Author
Gulati S
Helfinstine J
Roe T
Khaleel M
Davies R
Koram K
Henry V
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This paper presents the strength data for conventional automotive windshields in both the new and used conditions. More specifically, the biaxial strength of outer surface of curved and symmetrically laminated windshield, measured in biaxial flexure, is reported. The …
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