2014
DOI: 10.7494/mech.2014.33.2.51
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Finite Element Analasis of Adhesive Bonds Using the Cohesive Zone Modeling Method

Abstract: This paper covers the subject of FE modeling of adhesive joints, which is gaining more and more attention in contemporary industry, especially in the aerospace and automotive sectors. This technique of creating structural connections possesses many advantages over mechanical or welding methods and it seems that it will be exploited extensively in the future mechanical design. The ability of joining dissimilar materials decreased minimum member cross-section size and corrosion inertness can be considered as its… Show more

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“…25 One way to model different levels of weak adhesion is adopting the cohesive zone method (CZM). This method is based on the use of interface elements, 25,107 where during the computer analysis the stiffness of the cohesive zone suffers a step-by-step iteration following the traction-separation law. This law presents three possible failure modes with a separation occurring in the normal direction, shear occurring in the in-plane direction and mixed mode occurring as a combination of the previous two modes.…”
Section: Modeling Adhesive Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…25 One way to model different levels of weak adhesion is adopting the cohesive zone method (CZM). This method is based on the use of interface elements, 25,107 where during the computer analysis the stiffness of the cohesive zone suffers a step-by-step iteration following the traction-separation law. This law presents three possible failure modes with a separation occurring in the normal direction, shear occurring in the in-plane direction and mixed mode occurring as a combination of the previous two modes.…”
Section: Modeling Adhesive Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%