Stress analysis of adhesively-bonded single stepped-lap joints with functionally graded adherends based on the four-parameter fractional viscoelastic model

Veisytabar, Mehdi; Reza, Arash; Shekari, Younes

doi:10.1016/j.euromechsol.2022.104907

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“…Alternatively, Newtonian principles (equilibrium equations along with the viscoelastic constitutive laws) can be employed to predict the viscoelastic stresses in the adhesive (Shishesaz and Reza, 2013). Veisytabar et al, (Veisytabar et al, 2023) performed a viscoelastic analysis on bonded joints with tailored adherends, however, no studies have thus been reported for the case of bonded structural systems with graded adhesive; therefore, this aspect is suggested as a future study.…”

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Pullout characteristics of functionally graded and degraded adhesive anchors

Kumar

Khan

Wardle

et al. 2023

European Journal of Mechanics - A/Solids

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Pullout characteristics of functionally graded and degraded adhesive anchors

Kumar

Khan

Wardle

et al. 2023

European Journal of Mechanics - A/Solids

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“…In recent years, adhesively bonded materials have become one of the most commonly used types of bonded materials in various industries, including the aerospace, automotive, and maritime industries. Their ability to bond similar and dissimilar materials along with satisfactory shear properties makes them so handy for industries seeking weight-to-strength ratio optimization [1]. Moreover, regularly bonded components have shown a weak performance when subjected to peeling stress [1,2].…”

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“…Their ability to bond similar and dissimilar materials along with satisfactory shear properties makes them so handy for industries seeking weight-to-strength ratio optimization [1]. Moreover, regularly bonded components have shown a weak performance when subjected to peeling stress [1,2]. Therefore, numerous groups of researchers have proposed different solutions, including the step-lap joint [3,4], scarf-lap joint [5,6], spew fillet [7], and composite patch [8,9] configurations to overcome this drawback.…”

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Fatigue Performance of a Step-Lap Joint under Tensile Load: A Numerical Study

Demiral

Mamedov

2023

Polymers

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In many technical domains, adhesively bonded joints have been employed extensively. These joints perform poorly against peel stresses despite having good shear characteristics. A step-lap joint (SLJ) is one of the techniques used to reduce the peel stresses at the edges of the overlap area to avoid damages. In these joints, the butted laminations of each layer are successively offset in succeeding layers in the same direction. Bonded joints are subjected to cyclic loadings in addition to static loads. It is difficult to predict their fatigue life accurately; however, this information must be clarified to explain their failure characteristics. To this end, the fatigue response of an adhesively bonded step-lap joint subjected to tensile loading was investigated with the developed finite-element (FE) model. In the joint, toughened type DP 460 and A2024-T3 aluminium alloys were used for the adhesive layer and adherends, respectively. The cohesive zone model with static and fatigue damages were linked to each other and were used to represent the response of the adhesive layer. The model was implemented using an ABAQUS/Standard user-defined UMAT subroutine. Experiments found in the literature served as a basis for validating the numerical model. The fatigue performance of a step-lap joint for various configurations subjected to tensile loading was examined thoroughly.

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