4. Conclusion
In this paper, the tensile characteristics of CFRP specimen for mode 1 bonded with adhesive were confirmed through experiment and analysis. As the highest reaction force and displacement, the values are observed at the laminate angle of 60° in both analysis and experiment, in which this angle was evaluated to be most safe when applied to structures. In addition, on the basis of the result values of the experiment and analysis, the detachment of the bonded interface increasingly accelerates with the decrease in laminate angle, and it can be conjectured that the value of displacement at such time would be approximately 4 mm. In addition, the average error on the displacement at which the detachment of the bonded interface that occurs through experiment and analysis results is found to be 31%. Therefore, it is thought that the accuracy will be improved through the application of the adhesion curvature on the formation of the bonded interface by means of adhesion exfoliation at experiment instead of the existing reliance on the TB data at analysis. In addition, it was possible to confirm the reliability of reaction forces of the experiment and analysis as these values approach with an average error within approximately 7%.