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(b) MFC-d33 with fiber angle of 30
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(c) MFC-d33 with fiber angle of 45
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(d) MFC-d33 with fiber angle of 60
◦
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(e) MFC-d33 with fiber angle of 75
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(f) MFC-d33 with fiber angle of 90
◦
Fig. 7.14 Surface shapes of the composite plate with MFC-d33 patches having different fiber
angles, reprinted from Ref. [5], copyright 2016, with permission from ELSEVIER