A Method of Strengthening Composite/Metal Joints

TBMG-9880

05/01/2011

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The term “tape setback method” denotes a method of designing and fabricating bonded joints between (1) box beams or other structural members made of laminated composite (matrix/ fiber) materials and (2) metal end fittings used to fasten these structural members to other structural members. The basic idea of the tape setback method is to mask the bonded interface between the metallic end fitting and composite member such that the bond does not extend out to the free edges of the composite member.

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"A Method of Strengthening Composite/Metal Joints," Mobility Engineering, May 1, 2011.
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May 1, 2011
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TBMG-9880
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English