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Effect of microstructural roughness on the performance and fracture mechanism of multi-type single lap joints

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Effect of microstructural roughness on the performance and fracture mechanism of multi-type single lap joints. / Pang, Kai; Wang, Xing-er; Ye, Jianqiao et al.
In: Composites Part B: Engineering, Vol. 286, 111763, 30.11.2024.

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Pang K, Wang X, Ye J, Carnegie C, Hou X. Effect of microstructural roughness on the performance and fracture mechanism of multi-type single lap joints. Composites Part B: Engineering. 2024 Nov 30;286:111763. Epub 2024 Aug 16. doi: 10.1016/j.compositesb.2024.111763

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title = "Effect of microstructural roughness on the performance and fracture mechanism of multi-type single lap joints",
abstract = "Surface roughness of adherends is a crucial factor in determining the performance and failure mechanism of adhesive joints. However, the research dedicated to the examination of fracture mechanism for adhesive joints influenced by surface roughness at microscale is limited. This work conducts systematic experimental and numerical investigations into the effect of microstructural roughness on the performance and fracture mechanism of multi-type adhesive single lap joints (SLJ). The adherend materials are aluminium alloy (Al) and polyphthalamide (PPA), ground into three roughness grades for the fabrication of SLJs using an epoxy adhesive. The mechanical properties of the adhesive, adherends and SLJs derived from experimental studies are utilized to calibrate the microparameters in Discrete Element Method (DEM) models for a numerical analysis. The newly developed DEM models demonstrate efficacy in predicting the performance and capturing the failure modes of multi-type SLJs realistically with distinct microroughness profiles. Finally, the influencing mechanisms of microstructural roughness on the performance of multi-type SLJs are investigated, including the microscale interfacial bonds and mechanical interlockings. The effects of microstructural roughness on the microscale failure mechanisms of multi-type SLJs are also explored and discussed, including the crack initiation, coalescence, and propagation within the adhesive and interface.",
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AU - Pang, Kai

AU - Wang, Xing-er

AU - Ye, Jianqiao

AU - Carnegie, Craig

AU - Hou, Xiaonan

PY - 2024/11/30

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N2 - Surface roughness of adherends is a crucial factor in determining the performance and failure mechanism of adhesive joints. However, the research dedicated to the examination of fracture mechanism for adhesive joints influenced by surface roughness at microscale is limited. This work conducts systematic experimental and numerical investigations into the effect of microstructural roughness on the performance and fracture mechanism of multi-type adhesive single lap joints (SLJ). The adherend materials are aluminium alloy (Al) and polyphthalamide (PPA), ground into three roughness grades for the fabrication of SLJs using an epoxy adhesive. The mechanical properties of the adhesive, adherends and SLJs derived from experimental studies are utilized to calibrate the microparameters in Discrete Element Method (DEM) models for a numerical analysis. The newly developed DEM models demonstrate efficacy in predicting the performance and capturing the failure modes of multi-type SLJs realistically with distinct microroughness profiles. Finally, the influencing mechanisms of microstructural roughness on the performance of multi-type SLJs are investigated, including the microscale interfacial bonds and mechanical interlockings. The effects of microstructural roughness on the microscale failure mechanisms of multi-type SLJs are also explored and discussed, including the crack initiation, coalescence, and propagation within the adhesive and interface.

AB - Surface roughness of adherends is a crucial factor in determining the performance and failure mechanism of adhesive joints. However, the research dedicated to the examination of fracture mechanism for adhesive joints influenced by surface roughness at microscale is limited. This work conducts systematic experimental and numerical investigations into the effect of microstructural roughness on the performance and fracture mechanism of multi-type adhesive single lap joints (SLJ). The adherend materials are aluminium alloy (Al) and polyphthalamide (PPA), ground into three roughness grades for the fabrication of SLJs using an epoxy adhesive. The mechanical properties of the adhesive, adherends and SLJs derived from experimental studies are utilized to calibrate the microparameters in Discrete Element Method (DEM) models for a numerical analysis. The newly developed DEM models demonstrate efficacy in predicting the performance and capturing the failure modes of multi-type SLJs realistically with distinct microroughness profiles. Finally, the influencing mechanisms of microstructural roughness on the performance of multi-type SLJs are investigated, including the microscale interfacial bonds and mechanical interlockings. The effects of microstructural roughness on the microscale failure mechanisms of multi-type SLJs are also explored and discussed, including the crack initiation, coalescence, and propagation within the adhesive and interface.

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JO - Composites Part B: Engineering

JF - Composites Part B: Engineering

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