Comparison of Design Tools for Stress Analysis of Adhesively Bonded Joints
Comparison of Design Tools for Stress Analysis of Adhesively Bonded Joints
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胶接接头应力分析设计工具的比较
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2019
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Stephen Jones
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S. Stapleton;A. Bergan;D. Sleight;B. Bednarcyk;Alana M. Zahn;B. Farrokh;K. Segal;B. Stier;Stephen Jones
Despite the proliferation and flexibility of high fidelity finite element models, lower fidelity models remain commonly used in adhesively bonded joint design. These design models can save both computational and user time due to their simplicity and ease of use. The current study involves a detailed assessment of the local stress fields predicted by four bonded joint design models: A4EI, HyperSizer, Joint Element Designer, and a Continuum Solid Shell Finite Element model. All models were compared with a high fidelity, dense mesh finite element model as a benchmark. Six different double lap joint cases were compared with different combinations of features including metallic and composite adherends, a sandwich core, and doubler tapers. As expected, the order of the model’s through-thickness displacement interpolation was a significant driver of accuracy. However, not every case requires higher order interpolation to achieve accurate results.