Effects of mixed-mode ratio and step-shaped micro pattern surface on crack-propagation resistance of carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic/adhesive interface
Effects of mixed-mode ratio and step-shaped micro pattern surface on crack-propagation resistance of carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic/adhesive interface
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DOI:
10.1016/j.compositesa.2014.11.014
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发表时间:
2015-02
影响因子:
8.7
通讯作者:
Y. Yukimoto;R. Matsuzaki;A. Todoroki
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作者:
Y. Yukimoto;R. Matsuzaki;A. Todoroki
This study investigated the effects of the mixed-mode ratio of applied loads (GII/G) and aspect ratioAof step-shaped micro patterns on the crack-propagation resistance of a carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic (CFRP)/adhesive interface fabricated by in-mold surface modification. Experiments showed that the fracture behaviors change and that the apparent mixed mode fracture toughnessGCincreases withGII/GandA. We used the Benzeggagh–Kenane (B–K) failure criterion for the mixed-mode fracture toughness considering the transition of the failure mode of the step-shaped micro patterns. The B–K criterion agreed well with the improvement ofGCdue to an increase inGII/Gfor various fixed values ofA. We clarified the relationship between the aspect ratioAand the parameterη, which is required to describe the B–K criterion, and therefore,ηcan be estimated fromA. Consequently, it was verified thatGCof the CFRP/adhesive interface with step-shaped micro patterns can be predicted for arbitraryGII/GandAvalues by substituting theη–Arelationship in the B–K criterion.