the effect of gauge length on peel stress in a single lap joint
the effect of gauge length on peel stress in a single lap joint
(OP)
In a single lap shear test specimen, does altering the gauge length (or the overall length of the specimen) have any effect on the peel stress? ie) would a longer specimen produce a greater peel stress, and cause the specimen to fail sooner?
Sorry, I forgot to mention. Assuming the bond area remains the same, just altering the gauge length of the specimen. I know that altering the bond area effects the level of peel stress, but does altering the gauge length effect it?
Sorry, I forgot to mention. Assuming the bond area remains the same, just altering the gauge length of the specimen. I know that altering the bond area effects the level of peel stress, but does altering the gauge length effect it?





RE: the effect of gauge length on peel stress in a single lap joint
RE: the effect of gauge length on peel stress in a single lap joint