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The aim of this paper is to provide evidence on the validation of a modified Paris relation in fatigue crack growth with fibre bridging. Energy principles were first applied to investigate energy release in fatigue delamination growth. A comparison between the Paris and the modified Paris relations was completed subsequently. The application of the Paris relation can artificially cause different resistance curves of fatigue delamination with fibre bridging, violating the hypothesis of similitude and the energy dissipation results. However, the use of the modified Paris relation can result in a master resistance curve, which is physically consistent with the law of similitude and the energy release regulations. This derives from using an appropriate similitude parameter in data reduction. It is therefore reasonable to use the strain energy release rate (SERR) actually applied on the crack front, rather than the total applied SERR, as similitude to correlate fatigue crack growth. The master resistance curve was finally employed to predict fatigue results from literature. Acceptable agreement between predictions and experiments was achieved, validating the effectiveness of the modified Paris relation in determining fatigue crack growth with fibre bridging.
