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Paper examines impact and compression damage in aluminium and carbon fibre laminates

Peer reviewed · 13 Nov 2026

Source: Applied Composite Materials, "Low-Velocity Impact Damage and Compression-After-Impact Failure Mechanisms of Al/CFRP Fiber Metal Laminates", published 13 November 2026.

Read the paper at Applied Composite Materials (opens in a new tab)allbase.co.uk/datapoints/low-velocity-impact-damage-and-compression-after-impact-failure-mechanisms-of-2026-11

What the source says

Peer-reviewed paper in Applied Composite Materials on low-velocity impact damage and compression-after-impact failure mechanisms in aluminium and carbon fibre reinforced polymer fibre metal laminates. Only the title and journal could be checked, so no results are stated.

Allbase view

Lab work on aluminium and carbon fibre hybrid laminates, aimed at aerospace damage tolerance, with no results available to check. Fibre metal laminates rarely reach construction or roofing specifications; nothing to act on yet.

Our reading of the paper, not a statement from the source. Checked against the paper on 13 Nov 2026.

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