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4. Conclusions This work aimed to numerically study, by CZM, the behavior of T -adhesive joints between aluminum adherends, considering different geometric variables ( a , t , l and r ). Numerically, a P m and U analysis was performed, using the Abaqus ® software. Visible differences were found depending on the geometrical parameters, which then translated into different P m and U : • a effect: Increasing a value showed an P m and U improvement and this behavior was due to the increased stiffness of the base. This analysis revealed a as an important design parameter; • t effect: Increasing the t thickness, a P m improvement was observed between t =0.5 and 2.5 mm, with an exception for t =1.5 mm with a lower value. 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