5.1.3.9 Bevelled Double Strap Joint

5.1.3.9 Bevelled Double Strap Joint

Similar to the double strap joint, a bevelled double strap joint is made by adding a strap or belt to an adhesive bond line. The reinforcing straps will have a chamfer or bevel on both ends, which provides high flexural strength and better stress distribution. The critical function of the bevel is to prevent external assemblies from ‘catching’ the edge of the strap and applying peel forces. The mechanical processing required to create this joint is moderately complex. It should only be used if the bond is subject to materials sliding over the surface on the bonded substrates.

Figure 112 Bevelled double strap
Figure 112 Bevelled double strap

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