Conference Article

·2017

Evaluating the Repair Performance of the Cracked Plate Using Adhesive Shear Stresses

Halil Özer YTU , Mustafa ÇAY

International Symposium Innovative Technologies Engineering and Science

Abstract

The aim of this study is to investigate the repair performance a cracked aluminum plate repaired with aluminum patch by using the effects of the crack length on adhesive shear stresses. Cracked aluminum plate was repaired using the aluminum patch and the adhesive Araldite 2015. It is known that shear stresses developed in bonded structures are critical ones. Distributions of the adhesive shear stresses along the adhesive layer were obtained using Franc 2D/L software. It was concluded that shear stress ?zx along the longitudinal direction becomes peak at the crack tip. However, it was seen that shear stress ?zy along the transverse direction is maximum at the ends of the adhesive bondline.

Keywords

Adhesive Materials science Araldite Composite material Shear (geology) Shear stress Aluminium Stress (linguistics) Structural engineering Layer (electronics) Engineering

Subject Areas

Structural Load-Bearing Analysis ·Civil and Structural Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Structural Behavior of Reinforced Concrete ·Building and Construction ·Physical Sciences