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The development of a finite element model for simulating the stamp forming of fibre-metal laminates

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Mosse, Luke
Compston, Paul
Cantwell, Wesley J
Cardew-Hall, Michael
Kalyanasundaram, Shankar

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A finite element model for simulating the stamp forming of fibre-metal laminate material systems will encompass many aspects of both thermoplastic composite forming and metal stamp forming as well as interaction phenomenon between the laminate layers. This paper investigates the composite-metal interaction by studying the crystallisation behaviour of the interlayer adhesive and its shear stress transfer characteristics using lap-shear apparatus. A model utilising the data obtained from these tests is proposed and the underlying concept of shear stress transfer between laminate layers is justified by comparing results from a finite elements simulation incorporating an interface model with experimental results.

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Composite Structures

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2037-12-31
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