Delamination Fracture is a mode of fracture in layered materials characterized by the separation of adjacent layers along their interface due to interlaminar stresses, distinguished from other fracture modes by its propagation exclusively within the plane of weakness between bonded or composite layers.
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Progressive Delamination Using Interface Elements
Y. Mi, M. A. Crisfield, G. A. O. Davies et al. · Journal of Composite Materials · 1998 · 651 citations
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