期刊
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FRACTURE
卷 155, 期 2, 页码 155-166出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10704-009-9337-4
关键词
Cohesive law; Strain rate; Temperature dependence; Experimental; DCB-specimen; ENF-specimen; Crashworthiness
资金
- Swedish Consortium for Crashworthiness
Effects of temperature and strain rate on the cohesive relation for an engineering epoxy adhesive are studied experimentally. Two parameters of the cohesive laws are given special attention: the fracture energy and the peak stress. Temperature experiments are performed in peel mode using the double cantilever beam specimen. The temperature varies from -40 to + 80A degrees C. The temperature experiments show monotonically decreasing peak stress with increasing temperature from about 50 MPa at -40A degrees C to about 10 MPa at + 80A degrees C. The fracture energy is shown to be relatively insensitive to the variation in temperature. Strain rate experiments are performed in peel mode using the double cantilever beam specimen and in shear mode, using the end notch flexure specimen. The strain rates vary; for peel loading from about 10(-4) to 10 s(-1) and for shear loading from 10(-3) to 1 s(-1). In the peel mode, the fracture energy increases slightly with increasing strain rate; in shear mode, the fracture energy decreases. The peak stresses in the peel and shear mode both increase with increasing strain rate. In peel mode, only minor effects of plasticity are expected while in shear mode, the adhesive experiences large dissipation through plasticity. Rate dependent plasticity, may explain the differences in influence of strain rate on fracture energy between the peel mode and the shear mode.
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