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Uniform stress criterion-based bonding structure fracture failure analysis method

A failure analysis and bonding technology, applied in special data processing applications, instruments, design optimization/simulation, etc., can solve the problems of uneven stress distribution of the adhesive layer, non-unique stress components, and inaccuracy.

Inactive Publication Date: 2019-08-27
JILIN UNIV
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These failure criteria are established by dividing the fracture load by the bonding area under pure tension and pure shear states, but usually the stress distribution in the adhesive layer is not uniform and the stress components are not unique, but the normal shear stress exists at the same time, so These failure criteria are not accurate
In addition, due to the lack of fracture failure analysis methods specifically for bonded structures under complex stress states, bonded structures are currently mainly used on non-load-bearing structural parts with little stress in the car body, which limits the application of bonded structures in engineering. further application

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[0082] First, test the bonding structure under the complex stress state. According to a certain interpolation value, several groups of bonding joint tests with typical tensile-shear ratios are formulated, and each type of bonding joints with different typical tensile-shear ratios is marked. The joint is realized by bonding joints with different embedding angles. The bonded joint consists of two aluminum alloy test bars and a layer of adhesive between them. The joint angle α of the joints with different tension-shear ratios is also different. In order to facilitate the quasi-static tensile test, a through hole is provided on the non-adhesive end of the aluminum alloy test bar to connect it with the cross universal joint of the tensile testing machine through a pin, such as figure 1 Shown. Since there are many factors that affect the adhesive strength of bonded joints, in order to obtain better bonding quality, in addition to the specified environment, a reasonable and complete...

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The invention discloses a uniform stress criterion-based bonding structure fracture failure analysis method, which is characterized by comprising the following steps of 1, carrying out the quasi-static tensile tests on the bonding joints with different tension-shear ratios to obtain the initial failure loads and the initial failure areas of the bonding joints with different tension-shear ratios, 2, establishing a finite element model of a bonding joint with the same test size and different tension-shear ratios, and applying the initial failure load to a position, corresponding to the initial failure area, in the finite element model to obtain an initial failure point and initial failure stress, 3, obtaining the equivalent forces of the bonding joints with different tension-shear ratios ina complex stress state, and 4, establishing a finite element model of the bonding joint needing to be subjected to fracture failure analysis, applying the one-way stress, when the stress is greater than or equal to the maximum equivalent stress, starting to fail the glue layer of the bonding joint, determining a failure unit, deleting the failure unit, and recording the corresponding failure stress.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of evaluation of fracture failure of an adhesive structure, and specifically relates to a fracture failure analysis method of an adhesive structure based on a unified stress criterion. Background technique [0002] At present, with increasingly stringent requirements for automobile fuel economy and emission performance, in addition to the development of new energy vehicles and high-efficiency engines, reducing the weight of the body structure is also an important technical way to achieve energy saving and emission reduction. The multi-material body can not only significantly reduce the weight of the body but also improve the performance of the body, which will be the development trend of the body structure in the future. The connection of dissimilar materials in multi-material car bodies has become one of the key technologies to be solved urgently. As a new connection method, bonding technology can realize the connection ...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F17/50
CPCG06F30/23G06F2119/06
Inventor 那景新王广彬慕文龙谭伟申浩栾建泽高原冯耀
Owner JILIN UNIV
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