Analysis of adhesively bonded joints with gaps subjected to bending

Simulation of mechanical behaviour of composite bonded joints containing strip defects

“…Olia et al [1] developed a closed-form solution for the twodimensional plane strain problem of adhesively bonded joints with gap defects in the adhesive, undergoing general bending deformation. They concluded that normal and shear stresses are essentially unaffected far from the void.…”

Strength and interface failure mechanism of adhesive joints

“…Most researches including numerical [13][14][15][16][17][18] and analytical studies [19][20][21][22] presented the stress distributions along the bondline (interface) between the adherents for the purpose of optimizing and designing a high-quality interface, and several methods were proposed accordingly. The load-bearing capabilities of joints changed negligibly with a certain length of gaps in the adhesive layers [23][24][25]. Additionally, the relationship between the stress distributions and the types of the adhesive layers with various thicknesses was presented numerically and experimentally [2,12,26].…”

Strength analysis of metallic bonded joints containing defects

“…Olia and Rossettos [17] proposed an analytical solution for a twodimensional plane strain problem of adhesively bonded joints with gap defects in adhesive. They pointed out that the stresses in the adhesive could be affected obviously when the defect was sufficiently close to the end of the overlap.…”