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Failure Modeling of Hybrid Transition Structures

Metal structures and components made of fiber reinforced plastics are often tied using bolts, rivets or adhesive bonding methods. To avoid the disadvantages of these techniques, hybrid transition structures can be used. Two different concepts are investigated and a numerical approach to calculate the failure properties of such transition structures is proposed. This is done using cohesive zone models for a wire concept and probability functions in an extended failure tree analysis for a foil concept. Numerical results based on the finite element method are presented.