Dynamic Shear Stress In A Double Lap Bonded Assembly

This work consists of investigating the dynamic shear behaviour of adhesively bonded assemblies at high rates of loading. A double lap joint sample was adopted, such as the compressive wave, and transformed to a shear loading within the adhesive layer. The tool used for this target is the Split Hopk...

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Main Authors: Challita, G, Othman, R, Guegan, P, Khalil, K, Poitou, A
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Adhesive bonding
Assemblies
Bonded joints
Lap joints
Shear stress
Split Hopkinson pressure bars
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Summary:This work consists of investigating the dynamic shear behaviour of adhesively bonded assemblies at high rates of loading. A double lap joint sample was adopted, such as the compressive wave, and transformed to a shear loading within the adhesive layer. The tool used for this target is the Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar (SHPB). A temperature of 20°C and hygrometry of 50% are the ambiance conditions used in the sample in order to avoid temperature and humidity effects. The adhesive material is the cyanoacrylate, while the adherent material is steel. The influence of high rates is remarkable on these bonded assemblies.
ISSN:1746-4471
1743-3533
DOI:10.2495/MC090161