Failure Procedure in Adhesive Composite Joints under Different Types of Loading
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In this paper, we have used numerical simulation to study failure of adhesive joints in composite plates. To determine the failure load, adhesive joints are subjected to different types of loading and gradual failure of the joint is studied using the finite element method. The composite material failure theory is implemented into the FEM software. Also different geometries for the joint edge are considered and effect of these geometries and fillet chamfer angle on the failure load are investigated.
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volume 5 issue 4
pages 647- 651
publication date 2019-06-01
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