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Kinloch AJ, Taylor AC, 2003, The toughening of cyanate-ester polymers. Part II. Chemical modification, Journal of Materials Science, Vol: 38, Pages: 65-79, ISSN: 0022-2461
Kinloch AJ, Taylor AC, 2002, The toughening of cyanate-ester polymers - Part I - Physical modification using particles, fibres and woven-mats, JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE, Vol: 37, Pages: 433-460, ISSN: 0022-2461
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Tarrant AE, Kinloch AJ, Taylor AC, 2002, The mechanical and fracture properties of thermosets modified with micro- and nano-particles, London, UK, Euradh 2002 6th European adhesion conference. Adhesion '02. 8th international conference on the science and technology of adhesion and adhesives. University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK, Publisher: IOM Communications Limited, Pages: 141-144
Hadavinia H, Kinloch AJ, Little MSG, et al., 2002, Prediction of fatigue crack growth in adhesive joints under environmental attack, 8th international fatigue conference, Stockholm, June 2002, Publisher: EMAS, Pages: 1095-1102
Taylor AC, Kinloch AJ, Tarrant AE, 2002, The mechanical and fracture properties of thermosetting organic-inorganic hybrid materials, Organic - inorganic hybrids, Guildford, May 2002, Publisher: PRA
Kinloch AJ, Curley AJ, Hadavinia H, et al., 2001, Predicting the fatigue-life of structural adhesive joints, 10th international conference on fracture (ICF 10), Honolulu, Hawaii, 2 December 2001, Publisher: Elsevier
Taylor AC, Kinloch AJ, 2001, The toughening of high-temperature resistant adhesives, London, SAE VI : 6th international conference on structural adhesives in engineering, Jurys Bristol Hotel, UK, 4 - 6 July 2001, Publisher: IOM Communications Ltd., Pages: 239-242
Curley AJ, Hadavinia H, Kinloch AJ, et al., 2000, Predicting the service life of adhesively-bonded joints, International Journal of Fracture, Vol: 103, Pages: 41-69, ISSN: 1573-2673
A fracture-mechanics approach has been used to predict the cyclic-fatigue performance of the adhesively-bonded single-lap joint and a typical bonded component, represented by an adhesively-bonded `top-hat' box-beam joint. The joints were tested under cyclic-fatigue loading in either a `wet' or `dry' environment, respectively. Several steps were needed to predict the cyclic-fatigue lifetime of these joints. Firstly, fracture-mechanics tests were used to obtain the relationship between the rate of fatigue crack growth per cycle, da/dN, and the maximum strain-energy release-rate, G max, applied during the fatigue cycle for the adhesive/substrate system under investigation, in both a `dry' and a `wet' test environment. Secondly, analytical and finite-element theoretical models were developed to describe the variation of the strain-energy release-rate with crack length, as a function of the applied fatigue loads, for the single-lap joint and the `top-hat' box-beam joint. Thirdly, the experimental results from the short-term fracture-mechanics tests, obtained under similar test conditions and in the same environment as were used for the single-lap or bonded box-beam joints, were combined with the modelling results from the theoretical studies. This enabled the cyclic-fatigue performance of the single-lap or bonded box-beam joints to be predicted over relatively long time-periods. Finally, the agreement between the theoretical predictions and the experimentally-measured cyclic-fatigue behaviour for the joints was found to be very good.
Blackman BRK, Kinloch AJ, Taylor AC, et al., 2000, The impact wedge-peel performance of structural adhesives, Journal of Materials Science, Vol: 35, Pages: 1867-1884, ISSN: 0022-2461
The impact wedge-peel (IWP) test is an International Standard (ISO 11343) method that is employed to measure the resistance to cleavage fracture of structural adhesives at a relatively high test-rate of 2 to 3 m/s. In the present work this test has been employed to evaluate the performance of a range of structural adhesives when used to bond either steel or aluminium-alloy substrates. Firstly, a novel test arrangement for performing these tests, using a high-speed servohydraulic machine, is described. Tests were performed at 10−4 and 2 m/s and at test temperatures of −40 and 23°C. High-speed photography was also used to investigate the failure of the IWP test specimens. Both stable and unstable types of crack growth were recorded, with the crack propagating cohesively through the adhesive layer in all cases. The methods of data analysis recommended by the International Standard are critically reviewed, and some shortcomings are highlighted. Secondly, the results from the IWP test are then directly correlated to the measured values of the adhesive fracture energies, Gc, of the adhesives, which were determined using a fracture-mechanics approach. Finally, it is demonstrated that, from knowledge of the value of Gc of the adhesive, coupled with a finite-element analysis of the IWP test geometry, the failure behaviour of the IWP specimen may be successfully modelled and predicted.
Curley AJ, Hadavinia H, Kinloch AJ, et al., 2000, Predicting the service life of adhesively-bonded joints, International Journal of Fracture, Vol: 103, Pages: 41-69, ISSN: 0376-9429
Hadavinia H, Kinloch AJ, Little MSG, et al., 1999, The durability of structural adhesives: a fracture mechanics approach, One Day Symposium of the Institute of Materials: 9th December 1999 Adhesives Section (London)
Hadavinia H, Kinloch AJ, Little MSG, et al., 1999, Durability of structural adhesives: a fracture mechanics approach, Durability of adhesive joints, London, Publisher: Institute of Materials
Taylor AC, Kinloch AJ, 1999, The use of physical modification to toughen high-temperature adhesives, Adhesion '99: 7th International Conference on Adhesion and Adhesives (Cambridge), Publisher: Gordon Breach Publishers/Elsevier Scientific Publications, Pages: 181-186
Taylor AC, Kinloch AJ, 1999, Toughening of high-temperature adhesives by physical modification, Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Adhesion Society Florida USA February 1999, Publisher: The Adhesion Society, Pages: 125-127, ISSN: 1086-9506
Taylor AC, Kinloch AJ, 1998, The durability performance of structural epoxy adhesives, Structural Adhesives in Engineering 5th international conference Bristol 1-3 April 1998, Pages: 53-58
Curley AJ, Jethwa JK, Kinloch AJ, et al., 1998, The fatigue and durability behaviour of automotive adhesives. Part III: Predicting the service life, Journal of Adhesion, Vol: 66, Pages: 39-59, ISSN: 0021-8464
Curley AJ, Kinloch AJ, Taylor AC, 1998, The development of finite element and fracture mechanics models to predict the lifetime of structural adhesive joints, Pages: 199-204
Curley AJ, Kim SW, Kinloch AJ, et al., 1998, Modelling and predicting the lifetime of adhesively bonded joints and components, EURADH '98 4th European Conference on Adhesion (WCARP-1 1st World Congress on Adhesion and Related Phenomena) Germany, Publisher: Institute of Materials, Pages: 257-260
Curley AJ, Kim SW, Kinloch AJ, et al., 1998, Predicting the service life of adhesively bonded joints and components, Proceedings of the 21st Annual Meeting of the Adhesion Society (USA), Publisher: The Adhesion Society, Pages: 102-104, ISSN: 1086-9506
Taylor AC, Kinloch AJ, 1998, The fatigue performance and lifetime prediction of adhesive joints, Institute of Materials, Proceedings of Materials Under Fatigue II: Design for Life Birmingham July 1998
Taylor AC, Kinloch AJ, MacGillivray HJ, 1996, Instrumentation of an impact test for adhesive joints, Proceedings of the British Society for Strain Measurement Annual Conference, Exeter, Publisher: British Society for Strain Measurement Annual Conference
Taylor AC, Blackman BRK, Kinloch AJ, et al., 1996, The impact testing of adhesive joints, Publisher: Adhesion Society, Pages: 225-229
Taylor AC, Blackman BRK, Curley AJ, et al., 1996, Impact testing, durability and lifetime prediction of adhesive joints, Proceedings of stress analysis and fracture in adhesive joints, Publisher: Institute of Materials
Kinloch AJ, Blackman BRK, Taylor AC, et al., 1996, The failure of adhesively-bonded joints under high rates of deformation, Institute of Materials, Proceedings of EURADH '96 Cambridge, Pages: 467-472
TAYLOR AC, 1992, LASER HARDENING OF CONVENTIONAL PRESS AND SINTER P/M STEELS, 1992 POWDER METALLURGY WORLD CONGRESS, Publisher: METAL POWDER INDUSTRIES FED, Pages: 55-65
TAYLOR AC, HOU GW, KORIVI VM, 1991, A METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING AERODYNAMIC SENSITIVITY DERIVATIVES WITH RESPECT TO VARIATION OF GEOMETRIC SHAPE, 32ND STRUCTURES, STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS AND MATERIALS CONF, Publisher: AMER INST AERONAUTICS & ASTRONAUTICS, Pages: 477-489
TAYLOR AC, KORIVI VM, HOU GW, 1991, APPROXIMATE ANALYSIS AND SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS-METHODS FOR VISCOUS-FLOW INVOLVING VARIATION OF GEOMETRIC SHAPE, 10TH CONF ON COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS, Publisher: AMER INST AERONAUTICS & ASTRONAUTICS, Pages: 456-475
DUSTOOR MR, TAYLOR AC, GERMAN RM, 1989, AN ASSESSMENT OF HIGH-TEMPERATURE SINTERING AND THE ALTERNATIVES, 1989 POWDER METALLURGY CONF AND EXHIBITION : POWDER METALLURGY ON THE CREST OF HIGH TECHNOLOGY, Publisher: METAL POWDER INDUSTRIES FED, Pages: A203-A222
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