Abstract
Abstract There are several well-known methods for evaluating the level of fiber-to-matrix adhesion. For example, the single filament pull out test is the most direct way of measuring the level of the debonding strength. However, the method is not always applicable because Of fiber brittleness or the geometry and/or size of the fibers. Incorporation of fibers in a fiber/matrix composite and arranging the composite failure in such a way that fiberlmatrix debonding is the dominant failure mode is another well-known method for evaluating the interfacial adhesion level. The short beam shear method, popular because of convenience, is an example of this class of methods.
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