A tape-peeling model for spatiotemporal pattern formation by deformed adhesives
Keisuke Taga, Yoshihiro Yamazaki

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new model for pattern formation during adhesive tape peeling, capturing complex spatiotemporal behaviors and aligning with experimental observations.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel tape-peeling model based on adhesive deformation dynamics, advancing understanding of pattern formation mechanisms.
Findings
Model reproduces experimental patterns
Analyzes dynamical properties of patterns
Provides statistical characterization of patterns
Abstract
We propose a new model for pattern formation in peeling of an adhesive tape based on the equation of motion for the displacement of deformed adhesives in the peel front. The spatiotemporal patterns obtained from the model are consistent with those from previous models and experiments. Moreover, dynamical and statistical properties of the patterns are investigated.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMaterial Properties and Processing · Adhesion, Friction, and Surface Interactions · Textile materials and evaluations
