2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.engfracmech.2009.07.013
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The fracture behaviour of structural adhesives under high rates of testing

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“…In [15,35], the variation of G Ic with crack velocity was assumed to be either linear, bi-linear or parabolic until a good prediction of the stick-slip behaviour was achieved. In [36] stick-slip propagation was not explicitly modelled and the values of G Ic deduced were based on an analytical energy approach [18], and the effect of loading rate on the value of G Ic was discussed in terms of a adiabatic thermal-heating model (ATM) [36]. In [37,38], a nonmonotonic fracture energy versus crack velocity curves were postulated.…”
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“…In [15,35], the variation of G Ic with crack velocity was assumed to be either linear, bi-linear or parabolic until a good prediction of the stick-slip behaviour was achieved. In [36] stick-slip propagation was not explicitly modelled and the values of G Ic deduced were based on an analytical energy approach [18], and the effect of loading rate on the value of G Ic was discussed in terms of a adiabatic thermal-heating model (ATM) [36]. In [37,38], a nonmonotonic fracture energy versus crack velocity curves were postulated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…15,[32][33][34][35][36]. In order to predict stick-slip behaviour using a FEA CZM approach, Sun et al [32,33] assumed an initial region ahead of the crack tip with a CZM toughness much higher than that in the rest of the specimen (i.e.…”
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“…Although the crack length correction cannot be used without measuring the load, it only depends on the elastic properties of the adherend [10]. Therefore, the calculated value of |Δ| from the average value in the quasi-static tests was applied to calculate the impact test results.…”
Section: Fig 3 Experimental Setup Of the Dcb Tests With Falling-wedgmentioning
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