For example, regarding the influence of crystallinity on the mechanical properties of thermoplastic laminates, starting from the assumption that the actual degree of crystallinity of the matrix is dependent on the cooling rate [ 21 , 22 ], some studies have indicated an increase of the interfacial shear values with an increasing cooling rate for polypropylene/glass fiber laminates [ 23 ], while other research has showed that this influence is opposite for carbon fiber/polypropylene composites [ 24 ], or even almost insignificant for carbon fiber/polyethylene terephthalate systems [ 25 ].
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Flexural Properties and Low-Velocity Impact Behavior of Polyamide 11/Basalt Fiber Fabric Laminates.
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