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Thin-skinned Structures 

The SCB geometry can't be used because the skins are too flexible. 

Instead, a centre-notch flexure (CNF) test can be used.

A hole is drilled above the lower skin and a bar is inserted.
A force is applied to ends of bar and the crack extends towards the supports.


The P- δ curve is similar to the SCB and P, δ and ‘a' are measured.
The equations used for the thick skinned sandwich structures are used to determine Gc.


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