The reduction of stress concentrations in adhesive joints with the use of curved aluminum adherends

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The reduction of stress concentrations in adhesive joints with the use of curved aluminum adherends. / Castro Pires, Vasco Daniel; Ribeiro, Francisco C. C.; Carbas, Ricardo et al.
In: Mechanics of advanced materials and structures, Vol. 31.2024, No. 28, 12.01.2024.

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Castro Pires, VD, Ribeiro, FCC, Carbas, R, Marques, EAS & Silva, LFMD 2024, 'The reduction of stress concentrations in adhesive joints with the use of curved aluminum adherends', Mechanics of advanced materials and structures, vol. 31.2024, no. 28. https://doi.org/10.1080/15376494.2023.2299936

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Castro Pires, V. D., Ribeiro, F. C. C., Carbas, R., Marques, E. A. S., & Silva, L. F. M. D. (2024). The reduction of stress concentrations in adhesive joints with the use of curved aluminum adherends. Mechanics of advanced materials and structures, 31.2024(28). https://doi.org/10.1080/15376494.2023.2299936

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Castro Pires VD, Ribeiro FCC, Carbas R, Marques EAS, Silva LFMD. The reduction of stress concentrations in adhesive joints with the use of curved aluminum adherends. Mechanics of advanced materials and structures. 2024 Jan 12;31.2024(28). doi: 10.1080/15376494.2023.2299936

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Castro Pires, Vasco Daniel ; Ribeiro, Francisco C. C. ; Carbas, Ricardo et al. / The reduction of stress concentrations in adhesive joints with the use of curved aluminum adherends. In: Mechanics of advanced materials and structures. 2024 ; Vol. 31.2024, No. 28.

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title = "The reduction of stress concentrations in adhesive joints with the use of curved aluminum adherends",
abstract = "The study proposes a novel concept of a curved single lap joint (SLJ) with non- uniform adhesivethickness to reduce stress concentrations near overlap edges. Experimental and numerical meth-odologies investigate this joint using two adhesives: Araldite 2015-1 and AV138. Numerical modelsin ABAQUS predict cohesive failure in the adhesive layer. The curved configuration doesn{\textquoteright}t signifi-cantly enhance strength in SLJ using ductile adhesives, but for brittle ones, strength increased by131% due to sensitivity to peak stresses. In conclusion, the curved SLJ effectively reduces stressconcentrations and the effectiveness of this concept is linked to the ductility of the adhesive used.",
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