The Proceedings of the Materials and processing conference
Online ISSN : 2424-287X
2007.15
Session ID : 238
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238 Influence of interlayer thickness on the intensity of singularity of thermal residual stress in three-dimensional bonded structures
Hideo KoguchiTakashi Taniguchi
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A mismatch of different material properties in joints may cause stress singularities, which lead to the failure of the bonding part. It is very important to reveal a stress singularity field for evaluating the strength of interface in three-dimensional joints. Furthermore, thermal residual stresses occur in a cooling process after bonding the joints, and the stress singularity for thermal stresses also occur. In the present study, the intensity of singular field at the edge in the interface Si-resin joint with different thickness in silicon and resin is investigated using boundary elemant method.
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© 2007 The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
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