Publications associées à Fatigue dataset of hybrid non-toughened and toughened epoxy adhesives

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Characterization of Lightweight Polymeric Honeycomb Structures for Use as Backsides in Glass‐Free PV Modules

Christophe Ballif, Antonin Faes, Umang Bhupatrai Desai

In densely populated or mountainous countries where installation of large‐scale solar plants is challenging, photovoltaic (PV) modules in building applications offer a solution by transforming passive surfaces into energy‐generating systems. The need for f ...

Wiley2025

Mode-I Fracture Analysis of thick Advanced Joints Toughened With Thermoplastic Layers

Anastasios Vassilopoulos, Dharun Vadugappatty Srinivasan

This work aims to investigate the quasi-static mode-I fracture behavior of thick glass fiber-reinforced polymeric composite-epoxy adhesive joints having a nominal bond line thickness of 10 mm, focused on wind turbine rotor blade applications. The thick adh ...

2024

Crack propagation in CFRP laminates under mode I monotonic and fatigue loads: A methodological study

John Botsis, Georgios Pappas, Charlie Joseph Simon Blondeau

Delamination in composite materials is often accompanied by fiber bridging that increases resistance to crack growth. Here, delamination of two unidirectional carbon/epoxy systems was studied under monotonic and displacement-controlled fatigue loading. One ...

ELSEVIER SCI LTD2021

Radical photoinduced cationic frontal polymerization in porous media

Yves Leterrier

Two different interpenetrating phase composites were produced using a radical photoinduced cationic frontal polymerization process. The composites were based on polyurethane (PU) and aluminium open-cell foams impregnated with a formulation of a cycloalipha ...

WILEY2021

Influence of Fatigue Loading in Shear Failures of Reinforced Concrete Members without Transverse Reinforcement

Juan Manuel Gallego Martín, Aurelio Muttoni, Miguel Fernández Ruiz, Francisco Manuel Maciel Natário

Shear fatigue of reinforced concrete members without transverse reinforcement has been observed to be potentially governing for the strength of some structural members subjected to large live loads of repetitive nature (as traffic, wind or wave actions). A ...

Journal of Advanced Concrete Technology2015