Progressive interface failure in two-layer beams with partial shear connection is simulated. The mathe-matical model, based on classical beam theories and linear non-proportional interface laws, proposed previously by the authors, is considered. The related fundamental analytical solution is rewritten in vec-tor form to facilitate the determination of the high number of arbitrary constants on which the general solution for a generic configuration of the composite beam, characterized by different regimes coexisting along the interface, depends. This is employed in the simulation of a process of progressive interface debonding as a sequence of equilibrated consecutive configurations assumed by the composite beam. Numerical analyses are finally performed to validate the solution procedure proposed.

Numerical analysis of two-layer beams with interlayer slip and step-wise linear interface law

MONETTO, ILARIA;CAMPI, FRANCESCA
2017-01-01

Abstract

Progressive interface failure in two-layer beams with partial shear connection is simulated. The mathe-matical model, based on classical beam theories and linear non-proportional interface laws, proposed previously by the authors, is considered. The related fundamental analytical solution is rewritten in vec-tor form to facilitate the determination of the high number of arbitrary constants on which the general solution for a generic configuration of the composite beam, characterized by different regimes coexisting along the interface, depends. This is employed in the simulation of a process of progressive interface debonding as a sequence of equilibrated consecutive configurations assumed by the composite beam. Numerical analyses are finally performed to validate the solution procedure proposed.
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