David Thevenet

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ENSTA ParisTech

France

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David Thevenet is a Professor at ENSTA | Institut Polytechnique de Paris, France. His research primarily focuses on the mechanical properties of adhesive bonds, including the fracture characteristics and fatigue behavior of adhesively bonded joints. Recent articles highlight his work on volumetric displacement fields using X-ray microtomography, interfacial strain energy release rates, and the impact of temperature on fracture properties.

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2020

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Malick DIAKHATE

Associate Professor

Université de Bretagne Occidentale

FRANCE

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FRANCE

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Measurement of three-dimensional volumetric displacement fields in structural porous adhesive joints, under tensile and tensile-shear load, by means of in-situ X-ray microtomography

Experimental and numerical investigations of a soft projectile impact three-point bending (SPITPB) test for adhesion assessment under dynamic loading

Assessment of the fracture properties of adhesively bonded joints submitted to fatigue loads using the Arcan fixture

Interlaminar strength characterization of Tensylon® UHMWPE under multimodal loads

Measurement of the interfacial strain energy release rate of adhesively bonded structures with metallic substrates before and after water ageing

Investigation of the influence of the temperature on the fracture properties of adhesive joints using the Arcan device

Investigation of the mode I fracture properties of adhesively bonded joints after water ageing

Taking residual stresses into account in low-cycle fatigue design using the adjustable localisation operator method

Cluster analysis of acoustic emission data to investigate the damage evolution in modified scarf joint under bi-axial loading

Failure load prediction of a tubular bonded structures using a coupled criterion

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Malick DIAKHATE

Cedric DOUDARD

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