Science of Mixed-Adhesive Joints
Science of Mixed-Adhesive Joints
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混合粘合剂接头科学
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2011
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通讯作者:
M. Fitton
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作者:
J. Broughton;M. Fitton
Adhesively bonded joints are an effective means of connecting components, particularly in cases where the adherends are thin and dissimilar to one another, providing joining solutions in numerous automotive, aerospace, marine and increasingly civil infrastructural applications. Indeed, in many cases the bonded joint capacity is often limited by the strength of the adherends, either from yielding or through-thickness failure, e.g. delamination. The mixed-adhesive technique has been proposed as a means of tailoring the bondline stiffness (typically by placing at least two adhesives with contrasting stiffness in the bondline) to improve the joint capacity, i.e. by reducing the stress concentrations that are invariably located at the ends of the bonded overlap. Various analytical and numerical scientific approaches are discussed with an aim to establishing key parameters of mixed-adhesive joint design including experimental validation, which in some cases has demonstrated over 75% improvements in static joint strength.