Conclusion<br>one The finite element method was used to analyze the stress distribution and strain of polyethylene wood plastic composite adhesive joint, and the elastic-plastic finite element method was used to simulate the adhesive joint with three kinds of elastic modulus. The results show that the peak stress of high modulus epoxy resin adhesive joint is the largest, and that of low modulus acrylate adhesive joint is the smallest .<br>2. When the von Mises equivalent stress of epoxy adhesive single lap joint increases with the external load, the stress peak value presents a linear distribution.<br>3. The x-direction strain of the three adhesives under the action of 32KN force can be concluded that the horizontal strain of epoxy adhesive bonded joint is the largest, the stress distribution effect is the worst, the bonding strength is the best, and it is not easy to crack; the strain of acrylate is the smallest, the peak stress decreases with the increase of end distance, and the bonding strength decreases.<br>4. The stress distribution of adhesive joint is closely related to the elastic modulus of adhesive and the value of external load.<br>5. It is feasible to apply finite element numerical simulation to polyethylene thermoplastic composites, which provides scientific basis for the design of bonding structure.<br>
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