A calibrated fracture process zone model for thin film blistering
A calibrated fracture process zone model for thin film blistering
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DOI:
10.1007/978-94-017-2854-6_15
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发表时间:
1998-12
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
A. Shirani;K. Liechti
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作者:
A. Shirani;K. Liechti
The purpose of this work was to examine the feasibility of using fracture process zone models for extracting the adhesive fracture energy of thin films on a thick substrate from circular blister experiments that involve a substantial amount of inelastic deformation in the thin film. The interface produced by vapor depositing polyimide on aluminum formed the basis of the experiments that were conducted. The experiments were conducted in volume control while the pressure history and the corresponding three dimensional blister shape were measured. The analysis accounted for the nonlinear kinematics and material behavior of the polyimide film and included a traction-separation law for the interface. The traction-separation law for the interface was calibrated in an iterative manner by comparing measured pressure-volume responses and crack opening displacements. The adhesive fracture energy obtained from the selected traction-separation law was reasonable considering that fracture occurred in an interphase region. It was bounded by values that were obtained from elastic analyses (with updated kinematics) of the type performed by Gent and Lewandowski (1987) and Chu et al. (1992 a, b).