Structural shear joints analyses, properties and design for repeat loading
Title:
Structural shear joints analyses, properties and design for repeat loading
Author:
Hahn, George T.
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Publication Information:
New York, N.Y. (ASME, Three Park Avenue. New York, NY 10016) : American Society of Mechanical Engineers, c2005.
Physical Description:
1 electronic text (xii, 267 p.) : ill., digital file.
Contents:
Section 1. Mechanical behavior of shear joints and design considerations -- 1. Basic features -- 2. Shear joints in the bearing mode -- 3. Clamping, interference, microslip, and self-piercing rivets -- 4. Fatigue of shear joints -- 5. Design considerations for repeated loading --
Section 2. Compilation of finite element results -- 6. Load transfer in single rivet-row lap joints (conventional and countersunk) -- 7. Compilation of results for open hole panels and butt joints -- 8. Compilation of results for lap joints -- 9. Single rivet-row lap joints under biaxial loading -- 10. Compilation of results for lap joints with sealants and adhesives -- 11. Compilation of results for rivets -- 12. Data tabulations --
Section 3. Calculational models and validation -- 13. Finite element models -- 14. Thin adhesive layer analysis (TALA) for modeling sealants and adhesives installed in joints -- 15. Material models for the finite element calculations -- 16. Validation of finite element calculations and TALA -- 17. Stress concentration factors in multiple row joints -- 18. Analysis of fastener tension and clamping strain.
Appendix A. Summary of calculational models -- Appendix B. Stress concentration factor-fatigue strength (SCF-FS) analysis -- Appendix C. Analysis of fretting wear and fatigue -- Appendix D. Symbols, abbreviations and units.
Abstract:
This book describes the mechanical response of butt, lap and doubler joints. The findings apply to shear connections in civil, aerospace, and other mechanical structures subjected to repeated loading. The findings are intended for engineers and NDE practitioners concerned with the design of new, as well as inspection and maintenance of existing shear joints.
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