Mathematical modelling of stresses in graphene polymer nanocomposites under static extension load
Mathematical modelling of stresses in graphene polymer nanocomposites under static extension load
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10.1109/nmdc47361.2019.9084003
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2019-10
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E. Kirilova;T. Petrova;W. Becker;J. Ivanova
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E. Kirilova;T. Petrova;W. Becker;J. Ivanova
In this study a two-dimensional simplified stress function method describing the interfacial stress transfer in adhesively-bonded monolayered graphene/polymer nanocomposite subjected to static extension load is presented. The application of 2D stress function method, combined with minimization of complementary strain energy functional and developing of governing ODE for 2 or even 4 unknown functions, to obtain 2D stresses in adhesively bonded lap joints or laminates can be seen in Hashin, 1985 and Kumar&Tampi, 2016. The governing forth order ordinary differential equation with constant coefficients for the axial (longitudinal) stress in the first graphene layer of nanocomposite structure is obtained using a variational method. Its analytical solution depends mainly on the geometry of the structure, the properties of used materials and tensile loading. A proper criterion for prediction of the interface debond length along the overlap zone of the structure is applied. The analytical results for a case of monolayered graphene/SU-8/PET structure are illustrated in figures and tables. The influence of the static load and the geometry on the stresses and debond length in the considered structure is analyzed.