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Combined Use of Contact Layer and Finite-Element Methods to Predict the Long-Term Strength of Adhesive Joints in Normal Separation

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A new approach to the analysis of the stress-strain state of adhesive joints and the transverse strength of layered composites is proposed. It consists in a combined use of finite-element and contact layer methods. Based on this approach, the problem of the long-term strength in normal separation of two adhesively bonded disks glued together by an epoxy resin, which was previously considered by R. A. Turusov, is solved. The nonlinear Maxwell–Gurevich equation is used as the law of adhesion creep. The model constructed by R. A. Turusov does not take into account the shear creep strains of contact layer and is based on the hypothesis of linear distribution of shear stresses across the thickness of adhesive layer and substrate. It was found that these simplifications lead to overestimated tangential stresses. By analyzing the creep law with time tending to infinity, the long-term elastic modulus and Poisson ratio of the adhesive are derived and the reliability of their values is confirmed.

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    A. S. Chepurnenko, S. V. Litvinov & S. B. Yazyev

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Translated from Mekhanika Kompozitnykh Materialov, Vol. 57, No. 3, pp. 517-534, May-June, 2021.

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Chepurnenko, A.S., Litvinov, S.V. & Yazyev, S.B. Combined Use of Contact Layer and Finite-Element Methods to Predict the Long-Term Strength of Adhesive Joints in Normal Separation. Mech Compos Mater 57, 349–360 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11029-021-09959-w

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