Measurement of adhesive shear properties by short beam shear test based on higher order beam theory
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Abstract This paper refers to the measurement of the shear properties of adhesive bonding by a new beam theory using the short beam shear (SBS) test configuration. A novel higher-order sandwich beam theory has been developed to analyze the adhesive bonded beam that consists of two adhered laminates and a single layer of adhesive in between. The closed form analytical solution for the SBS test model of the adhesively bonded beam is obtained in terms of deflection and stress distribution. The present theory has been used for calculating the adhesive shear modulus from the structural compliance. The initiation of stiffness degradation for the short beam shear test model was used as the critical load value for deriving the adhesive shear strength. A finite element model is built for validating the present model, and to evaluate its suitability for measuring adhesive shear properties. The present theory shows better accuracy for measuring the shear modulus than existing theories for both thin and thick adhesive layers. The measured strength values are more accurate than those obtained from the single lap joint shear test model. This theory can be used for adhesive materials with linear elastic deformation behavior.
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OpenAlex topics: Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Structural Load-Bearing Analysis · Composite Structure Analysis and Optimization
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