Effect of adhesive thickness on fatigue and fracture of toughened epoxy joints – Part I: Experiments
Abstract
The effect of bondline thickness, from 130 μm to 790 μm, on the fatigue and quasi-static fracture behavior of aluminum joints bonded using a toughened epoxy adhesive was studied experimentally under mode-I (DCB) and mixed-mode (ADCB) loading. Under mode-I loading, it was found that the fatigue threshold energy release rate, Gth, decreased for very thin bondlines, while under mixed-mode loading, the Gth changed very little with bondline...
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Title
Effect of adhesive thickness on fatigue and fracture of toughened epoxy joints – Part I: Experiments
Published Date
Jan 1, 2011
Volume
78
Issue
1
Pages
153 - 162
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