Experimentation, material modelling and simulation of bonded joints with a flexible adhesive
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Abstract The paper deals with material parameters identification of a flexible adhesive and the numerical simulation of its behaviour in a single lap bonded joint. The material modelling was based on the simple shear and tensile-shear laboratory tests of the bonded joints made of thin aluminium and polyurethane plates with the flexible adhesive Terostat MS 9360 ® manufactured by Henkel AG & Co. The adhesive was considered as a hyperelastic material. The nonlinear analysis of the joints was conducted in ABAQUS ® finite element program. The experiment and the simulation of a boat fender made of polyurethane with adhesive joints were performed. The test results were used to validate the simulation and the obtained characteristics of the hyperelastic materials.
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OpenAlex topics: Elasticity and Material Modeling · Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Structural Analysis of Composite Materials
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