Design, novel quality check and experimental test of an original variable length stepped scarf repair scheme

Damghani, Mahdi; Bolanos, Stephan; Chahar, Amandeep; Matthews, Jason; Atkinson, Gary A.; Murphy, Adrian; Edwards, Timothy S.

doi:10.1016/j.compositesb.2021.109542

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“…[32,67]. CZM and CDM brings high nonlinearities to FE models, it leaded to the use of explicit dynamic analysis for flush repairs quasi-static tensile strength [75,79,96]. Moreover, it may avoid convergence difficulties for the post-failure part of the simulation in case of brittle failure that can be encountered with static implicit methods.…”

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“…They discussed Nidernhuber's conclusions, assessing that experimental testing with steeper angles would be required to properly assess the benefits of fibre-oriented design for stepped repairs. Damghani et al [96] proposed a variable length stepped repair design. The idea is similar to fibre-oriented design by Nierdernhuber et.…”

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