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Strength Prediction of Bonded T-Peel Joint with Single Overlap Support

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Bonded structure are commonly three types, purely adhesive bonded, weld-bonded and adhesive/mechanical structures. Generally, peel and overlapped joints are commonly used in the development of bonded structures. T-Peel bonded joint has week tensile loading strength compare to double-overlap bonded joint. The present work aimed to predicting the strength of bonded T-peel joint with single overlap support using finite-element method. For comparison purposes, normal bonded T-peel joint is included in this study. It was found the introduction of a single overlap support for bonded T-peel joint strengthening the joint by 300%. Furthermore, it was reported that the proposed joint strength increased further with increase of the overlap support plate length and thickness.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 236-238)

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May 2011

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Ali M. Al Samhan

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Adhesive Bonded Structure, Overlapped Weld-Bond Joint, Peel Joint

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