Compact solutions for the corner singularity in bonded lap joints
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This paper presents compact solutions of the corner singularity at the adhesive/adherend interface in a bonded lap joint. Two configurations of special importance to evaluating joint strength are considered: corners pertaining, respectively, to a square edge and a spew fillet. The stress intensity factors are determined for the limiting case of rigid substrates by means of a numerical matched asymptotic expansion method. The non-dimensional stress intensity factor depends only on the Poisson's ratio of the adhesive, and this variation is characterised in a convenient analytical form by polynomial expressions. Comparison with finite-element results of a bonded joint obtained using fine mesh near the corner points confirms that the present analytical solutions provide very good representations of the singular stress fields at adhesive/substrate corners.
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OpenAlex topics: Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Fatigue and fracture mechanics · Structural Load-Bearing Analysis
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