Challenges in the fatigue crack growth characterization of metal/composite joints: A compliance-based investigation of a Ti/CFRP joint
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Abstract The challenges and issues that arise in the fatigue crack growth characterization of dissimilar joints due to multiple crack formation, suitable compliance and strain energy release rate definitions are thoroughly investigated in the present work. The framework is set by the need to characterize the fatigue behavior of a new Ti/CFRP adhesive joint. A new method for measuring the experimental compliance is proposed and critically compared to the dynamic compliance concept. The compliance calibration method while taking into account secondary cracking is addressed. The fatigue crack growth curves are extracted and discussed under the prism of the aforementioned challenges.
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OpenAlex topics: Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Fatigue and fracture mechanics · Structural Behavior of Reinforced Concrete
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