Mode II fatigue crack growth properties of adherends bonded with DP8005: End–notched flexible tests

Kim, Hyun-Bum; Naito, Kimiyoshi; Oguma, Hiroyuki

doi:10.1016/j.ijfatigue.2018.02.026

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“…When analysing the fatigue behavior of wood components, some authors also considered fracture mechanics and fatigue crack growth theories. The proposed approaches refer to Mode-I [11][12][13], Mode-II [14][15][16] or Mixed- In recent years, wood has become an increasingly interesting alternative to steel and concrete due to increased environmental awareness and the general trend towards sustainable construction. The construction industry produces about 32% of all waste.…”

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“…When analysing the fatigue behavior of wood components, some authors also considered fracture mechanics and fatigue crack growth theories. The proposed approaches refer to Mode-I [11][12][13], Mode-II [14][15][16] or Mixed-Mode-I+II [17] fatigue crack growth. The fatigue process is thus present in wood and occurs in many structures, such as furniture [18], roof structures, wind turbine blades [19], bridges and windows, which are the subject of this research.…”

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The Development of Pneumatic Fatigue Test Rig for Wood-Based Specimens

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Rajh

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In product design, the focus is increasingly shifting towards optimizing and increasing the efficiency of the development process. This can be achieved with advanced numerical tools, but these methods require precise knowledge of material properties. One of the desired properties is the dynamic load behavior of the material. The research is directly related with the company that developed the slender wooden beams used in industry to produce windows of larger dimensions (height over 3 m). For the testing of wooden beams, the pneumatic four-point bending fatigue test rig was developed. In this paper, the whole structure of the test rig is described in detail. Based on the performed experiments of dynamic strength, the Woehler curve was determined, which serves as a necessary input for further numerical simulation of the fatigue process of wood-based beams. Knowledge of the response of wood to dynamic loads is very important to predict its life expectancy in various products.

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confidence: 99%

“…When analysing the fatigue behavior of wood components, some authors also considered fracture mechanics and fatigue crack growth theories. The proposed approaches refer to Mode-I [11][12][13], Mode-II [14][15][16] or Mixed-Mode-I+II [17] fatigue crack growth. The fatigue process is thus present in wood and occurs in many structures, such as furniture [18], roof structures, wind turbine blades [19], bridges and windows, which are the subject of this research.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%