Environmentally assisted crack growth in adhesively bonded composite joints
Volume: 102, Pages: 368 - 377
Published: Nov 1, 2017
Abstract
Adhesively bonding composite components is a reliable alternative to conventional joining processes that minimizes part weight and reduces fabrication costs. Regarding performance and reliability, of particular interest is developing adherend surface treatments that enhance adhesion of the joint interfaces in aggressive chemical environments. Using fracture mechanics-based adhesion metrologies, critical and subcritical crack growth were...
Paper Details
Title
Environmentally assisted crack growth in adhesively bonded composite joints
Published Date
Nov 1, 2017
Volume
102
Pages
368 - 377
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