Figure 18.
The graph titled "Different platelet gap graph" illustrates the relationship between flexural stress measured in megapascals and flexural strain, plotted on a two-dimensional Cartesian plane. The horizontal axis represents flexural strain, ranging from zero to zero point zero zero zero five, while the vertical axis indicates flexural stress, ranging from zero to 140 megapascals, with increments of twenty. Several curves represent different gap sizes: two millimetres, three millimetres, four millimetres, five millimetres, and six millimetres, each indicated with distinct colours, along with a curve for a plain laminate. The legend is positioned within a box, clearly identifying each curve by colour and associated gap size.Flexural stress plotted against flexural strain graph for platelet gap varies from 2 to 6 mm and compared with plain laminate graph