B.R.K. Blackman

Imperial College London

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A. J. Kinloch

Imperial College London

John P. Dear

Imperial College London

Haibao Liu

Imperial College London

Fengzhen Sun

Imperial College London

J. G. Williams

Imperial College London

Andreas J. Brunner

Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology

Cihan Kaboğlu

Bursa Technical University

Jun Liu

South China University of Technology

Paul A. Hooper

Imperial College London

Xiangshao Kong

Wuhan University of Technology

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Imperial College London

Virginia Tech

University of Oxford

Universidade do Porto

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Institute of Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Mangement

Dow Chemical (United States)

Instituto de Ciência e Inovação em Engenharia Mecânica e Engenharia Industrial

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

Delft University of Technology

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Modelling damage in fibre-reinforced thermoplastic composite laminates subjected to three-point bend loading

Composite Structures (2020)

Haibao Liu Jun Liu Yuzhe Ding Jin Zhou Xiangshao Kong

Digital image correlation

10.1016/j.compstruct.2020.111889

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Fracture tests on structural adhesive joints

ESIS publication (2001)

B.R.K. Blackman A. J. Kinloch

10.1016/s1566-1369(01)80036-4

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The effect of protrusion density on composite-metal joints with surfi-sculpt reinforcement

Composite Structures (2017)

Wei Xiong Xichang Wang John P. Dear B.R.K. Blackman

Digital image correlation

10.1016/j.compstruct.2017.08.036

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Testing Adhesive Joints

Wiley eBooks (2012)

Lucas F. M. da Silva David Dillard B.R.K. Blackman Robert D. Adams

MANUFACTURE OF QUALITY SPECIMENS Preparing Bulk Specimens by Hydrostatic Pressure Preparing Bulk Specimens by Injection Preparing Bulk Specimens by Pouring Preparing Lap Joints with Flat Adherends SimpleMethods for the Preparation of Single Lap Joints Specimens Preparing Thick Adherend Shear Test Specimens Modified Thick Adherend Shear Test Preparing Butt Joints Preparing Napkin Ring Specimens Preparing T Joint Specimens Preparing Flexible-to-Rigid Peel Specimens Preparing Specimens for Fracture Properties: Double Cantilever Beam and Tapered Double Cantilever Beam Preparing Bonded Wood Double Cantilever Beam (DCB) Specimens Modified Arcan Test QUASI-STATIC CONSTITUTIVE AND STRENGTH TESTS Quasi-Static Testing of Bulk Tensile Specimens Uniaxial and Bulk Compression Quasi-Static Testing of Bulk Compression on Flat Specimens Iosipescu (V-Notched Beam) Test Arcan (V-Notched Plate) Test Quasi-Static Testing of Butt Joints in Tension Shear Properties of Adhesives Measured by Napkin Rings and Solid Butt Joints in Torsion Quasi-Static Testing of Thick Adherend Shear Test Specimens Modified Thick Adherend Shear Test Quasi-Static Testing of Lap Joints Modified Arcan Test Pin-and-Collar Test Method QUASI-STATIC FRACTURE TESTS Measuring Bulk Fracture Toughness Quasi-Static Fracture Tests: Double Cantilever Beam and Tapered Double Cantilever Beam Testing End-Notched Flexure Mode II Fracture Characterization of Bonded Joints Using the ELS Test The Notched Torsion Test to Determine the Mode III Fracture Properties of Adhesives Other Mixed Mode Adhesive Fracture Test Specimens Compact Mixed Mode (CMM) Fracture Test Method Mixed Mode Bending (MMB) with a Reeder and Crews Fixture Mixed Mode Fracture Testing Fracture of Wood Double Cantilever Beam (DCB) Specimens The T-Peel Test Peel Testing at 180' The Floating Roller Peel Test Climbing Drum Peel Test The Analysis of Peel Tests HIGHER RATE AND IMPACT TESTS Dynamic Elastic Modulus The Pendulum Impact Test for Adhesives and Adhesive Joints Higher Rate and Impact Tests: Fracture at High Rates High-Strain-Rate Testing of Adhesive Specimens and Joints by Hopkinson Bar Technique Clamped Hopkinson Bar Testing of Adhesive Bonds under Peel and Shear Loads at Increased Velocities DURABILITY Measurement of the Diffusion Coefficient Tests with Moisture Durability Testing Using Open-Faced Specimens Tests with Temperature The Wedge Test Fatigue Mixed-Mode Fatigue Testing of Adhesive Joints Measurement of Time-Dependent Crack Growth Curvature Mismatch Fracture Test for Subcritical Debonding OTHER TEST METHODS Thermal Characterization Dynamic Mechanical Analysis with a Vibrating Beam Method Bimaterial Curvature Method for Residual Stress and Thermal Expansion Coefficient Determination The Pull-Off Test Shaft-Loaded Blister Test Tests under Hydrostatic Pressure INDEX

10.1002/9783527647026

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Delamination Fracture in Cross-Ply Laminates: What can be Learned from Experiment?

ESIS publication (2003)

Andreas J. Brunner B.R.K. Blackman

Delamination

10.1016/s1566-1369(03)80114-0

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A study on the impact behavior of adhesively-bonded composite materials

Journal of Mechanical Science and Technology (2007)

J. U. Cho S. K. Lee C. Cho Flor Sánchez B.R.K. Blackman

10.1007/bf03177392

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Mode I fracture in adhesively-bonded joints: A mesh-size independent modelling approach using cohesive elements

Engineering Fracture Mechanics (2013)

Daniel Carazo Álvarez B.R.K. Blackman F.J. Guild A. J. Kinloch

Cohesive zone model

Delamination

Subroutine

10.1016/j.engfracmech.2013.10.005

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Energy conversion based on bio-inspired superwetting interfaces

Matter (2021)

Ming Li Chang Li B.R.K. Blackman Eduardo Saiz

10.1016/j.matt.2021.09.018

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Special edition devoted to papers from a Conference on ‘Prospects in Fracture’ 8th to 9th July 2003 to celebrate the 65th birthday of Professor J.G. Williams, FRS, FREng

Engineering Fracture Mechanics (2004)

B.R.K. Blackman A. J. Kinloch

Paris' law

Similitude

Delamination

10.1016/j.engfracmech.2004.10.001

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Effect of Tempering on the Texture and Polymorphic Behaviour of Margarine Fats

Fette Seifen Anstrichmittel (1995)

L. deMan J.M. deMan B.R.K. Blackman

Abstract Separated fats from commercial soft (soft fat) and stick (stick fat) margarines and mixtures of hydrogenated super olein (H‐olein) and canola oil, were temperature cycled between 4°C and 15,20 and 25°C. The polymorphic form, SFC and texture of the fats were evaluated. Temperature cycling of soft fats between 4 and 20°C resulted in the crystals being either in the β polymorphic form or mixtures of β′ and β. When temperature cycled between 4 and 15°C the presence of β′ crystals was improved, but there were soft fats that after the fourth cycle contained only β crystals. When stick fats were temperature cycled between 4 and 20°C, the crystals after the fourth cycle were either in the β′ form or contained mixtures of β′ and β. Mixtures of H‐olein‐canola showed superior β′ stability throughout. A mixture of 20% H‐olein/canola oil compared well with the SFC and texture of soft margarines while a mixture of 40% H‐olein/canola oil with those of stick margarines. Texture was evaluated by constant speed penetration. Texture of fats is very dependent on temperature history. DSC‐crystallization curves of the fats showed a variety of patterns.

Texture (cosmology)

Tempering

10.1002/lipi.19950970204

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