On the strength prediction of adhesively bonded FRP-steel joints using cohesive zone modelling

•Cohesive zone modelling is used to predict the strength of FRP-steel joints with various failure modes.•Shape of cohesive law is found to have negligible effect on strength of joints with long overlaps.•The strength of joints with varying overlap length are correlated with the length of damage proc...

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Published in:	Theoretical and applied fracture mechanics Vol. 93; pp. 64 - 78
Main Authors:	Heshmati, Mohsen, Haghani, Reza, Al-Emrani, Mohammad, André, Alann
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Amsterdam Elsevier Ltd 01.02.2018 Elsevier BV
Subjects:	Adhesion Adhesion tests Adhesive joints Application environment Bonded joints Bonding strength Civil engineering structures Cohesion Cohesive zone modelling Composite materials Composites Construction industry Crack growth Crack propagation Cracks Energy consumption Energy-based methods Failure Failure modes Fiber reinforced materials Fiber reinforced plastics Fiber reinforced polymers Fibre reinforced materials Fibre reinforced polymers Interface fracture Interfaces (materials) Interfacial debonding Joint strength Mathematical models Parameters Predictions Quality assurance Quality assurance protocols Reinforcement Shape effects Steel Steel fibers Civil engineering structures Cohesive zone modelling Composites Fibre reinforced materials Crack growth Interface fracture
ISSN:	0167-8442, 1872-7638, 1872-7638
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