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Identifier
Thesis
2498
Author
Sabella, Sandra Lynn, 1963-
Title
A
Comparison
of
Adhesive
Shear
Strength
Test
Specimens
Publisher
Central Connecticut State University
Date of Publication
2015
Resource Type
Master's Thesis
Abstract
The
single
lap
shear
test
is
the
most
common
test
of the
shear
strength
of
adhesive
bonds
,
despite
80
years
of
analyses
showing
that
it
under-reports
the
stresses
which
cause
bond
failure
due
to
uneven
stress
distribution
and the
presence
of
unintended
normal
stress
.
Material
properties
of
both
the
adherend
and
adhesive
cause
variation
in the
magnitude
of these
stresses
,
making
multi-material
comparisons
difficult
.
While
there are
test
specimens
and
methods
which
more
effectively
isolate
shear
stress
, they are
difficult
to
perform
and
require
specialized
equipment
. The
single
lap
and
similar
tests
are
fast
and
simple
by
comparison
and will
continue
to be
widely
used
; as
such
their
limitations
need
to be
understood
. In this
experiment
, the
single
lap
shear
specimen
was
compared
with a
modified
single
lap-shear
,
two
variations
on
block
shear
and a
double
lap-shear
specimen
were
examined
with
FEA
and a
3²
factorial
laboratory
test
. The
factors
were
adhesive
elastic
modulus
and
adherend
elastic
modulus
. The
classic
1944
Goland-Reissner
analysis
was
used
as a
check
on the
single
lap
FEA
results
. An
assumption
was
made
that any
specimen
displaying
more
even
stress
distribution
in its
FEA
model
would also have
higher
stresses
at
failure
in the
corresponding
laboratory
test
.
Results
did
not
support
this
assumption
.
Notes
"
Submitted
in
Partial
Fulfillment
of the
Requirements
for the
Degree
of
Master
of
Science
in
Engineering
Technology
,
Mechanical
;
Department
of
Engineering
Technology.
";
Thesis
advisors
:
Thomas
Vasko
,
Peter
Baumann.
;
M.S.,Central
Connecticut
State
University,,2015.
;
Includes
bibliographical
references
(leaves
73-76)
.
Subject
Adhesives.
Department
Department of Engineering Technology
Advisor
Baumann, Peter F.
Vasko, Thomas
Type
Text
Digital Format
application/pdf
Software
System requirements: PC and World Wide Web browser.
Language
eng
OCLC number
940974737
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