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Bending of a bi‐material cantilever beam, with consideration of the role of the interfacial shearing stress

A simple, easy‐to‐use and physically meaningful analytical (“mathematical”) model for the prediction of the interfacial shearing stress in, and the maximum bow of, a bi‐material cantilever beam is developed. The beam experiences bending under the action of a lateral concentrated force applied to its free end. It is shown that the effect of the longitudinal interfacial compliance of the beam should be considered for short beams with not‐very‐stiff interfaces.