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Degradation and Thermal Repair of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Vitrimer Composites under Moisture and Freeze–Thaw Exposure
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• Moisture uptake shifted from near-Fickian to non-Fickian at elevated temperature. • Elevated-temperature aging promoted matrix swelling and interfacial damage. • Freeze–thaw cycling caused delamination and internal damage in CFRV composites. • Thermal repair restored up to 77% of flexural strength after aging.
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