Material Science
Aluminum
100%
Bearing Capacity
66%
Magnesium
66%
Aluminum Alloys
61%
Bonded Joint
55%
Mechanical Strength
50%
Aluminum Sheet
33%
Magnesium Alloy
33%
Fatigue Behavior
33%
Fracture Behavior
19%
Debonding
11%
Low-Cycle Fatigue
11%
Tensile Loads
11%
High-Cycle Fatigue
11%
Cyclic Loads
11%
Riveted Joint
11%
Static Loading
11%
Polyurethane
11%
Crack Propagation
8%
Crack Initiation
8%
Fatigue Crack
8%
High Strength Steels
8%
Engineering
Joints (Structural Components)
66%
Cyclic Loading
33%
Lightweight Material
33%
Lap Joint
33%
Automotive Application
33%
Bearing Capacity
33%
Static Strength
22%
Fatigue Performance
22%
Fatigue Behavior
16%
Cross Section
11%
Tensiles
11%
Bonding Process
11%
Strength Performance
11%
Crack Propagation
11%
Riveting
11%
Room Temperature
11%
Fracture Behavior
11%
Crack Initiation Fatigue
11%
Induced Deformation
11%
High Strength Steel
11%
Load Ratio
11%
Strength-to-Weight Ratio
5%