Stress Distribution and Strength of T-type Adhesive Joint with Reinforcement for Bending Moment
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Abstract
Abstract The stress distribution in the adhesive layer of T-type adhesive-bonded butt joint between rigid adherends has been measured experimentally, and the equation relating the maximum stress in the adhesive layer to the bending moment applied to the joint and to the joint dimensions was derived. The equation is used to calculate the adhesive strength of a T-type joint from the measured breaking load. These strengths show reasonable agreement with experimental values. The distribution in the adhesive layer of a T-type adhesive joint with the reinforcement having the section of a right-angled isosceles triangle has been measured experimentally. The strength efficiency of the reinforcement η and the strengthening magnification of the reinforcement μ are discussed geometrically comparing with the equation. The values of η and μ measured by the experiments showed good agreement with the values obtained geometrically.
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OpenAlex topics: Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Structural Analysis of Composite Materials · Engineering and Materials Science Studies
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