Evaluation of Adhesive T-Joint Using Finite Element Analysis

B. Izzawati; Mohd Afendi; S. Nurhashima; A. Nor; Abdul Rahman Abdullah; Ruslizam Daud

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.786.37

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Evaluation of Adhesive T-Joint Using Finite Element Analysis

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This study evaluates the effect of temperature upon adhesive properties and behavior of adhesively bonded T-joint. Finite element analyses established the effect of this parameter on the durability joint and stress distribution within the adhesive layer. A series of temperatures and stress analyses using finite element analysis (FEA) has been conducted in the T-joint configuration for this purpose. The parametric studies on the FE model revealed that stress distributions are sensitive to the changes in adhesive properties due to changes in temperature. In general, stresses were reduced with changes in the temperature which resulted in the ability of the adhesive layer to undergo plastic deformation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 786)

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37-42

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August 2015

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B. Izzawati*, Mohd Afendi, S. Nurhashima, A. Nor, Abdul Rahman Abdullah, Ruslizam Daud

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Adhesive T-Joint, FEM, Stress Distribution

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