“…SCC in GRP with E-glass fibers and a large family of polymer resins can be easily achieved in almost any corrosive environment in the presence of free hydrogen ions with and without externally applied mechanical tensile loads. It has been shown that the process depends on composite quality [1,2,11], resin type [9,12], type of acid [7,15,18,21,30], magnitudes of mechanical loads [8,10,28], acid concentrations, temperature [6,31,32], artificially introduced damage such as, for example, sandblasting [13,14] and many other less important factors [19,[33][34][35]. It has also been shown that SCC can be created in a variety of GRP samples such as beams [20], plates [2, 6, 9-12, 14, 30], rods [8,13,16,17,19,34], tubes [1,36] and others.…”