Adhesive Bonding Technology and Testing Comprehensive resource that provides insight into the purpose and design of experiments for adhesive bonding, joint design and strength prediction
This book provides support for those practicing and teaching adhesive bonding and enables them to understand and design laboratorial courses and experiments. To aid in reader comprehension and information retention, a selected set of problems with corresponding solutions is included, which helps readers to develop a deep understanding of the subject matter. Written by five highly qualified professionals in the field of adhesive bonding, sample topics covered in the book include:
- Practical demonstrations of adhesive bonding, plus discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of the technique
- Detailed laboratorial activities that pertain to adhesive bonding
- The manufacturing of defect-free bonded joints
- The effects of geometry and materials properties in adhesive joint testing, surface preparation, joint design, and strength prediction
This book is an essential resource for chemists, engineers, and students/instructors in related programs of study who wish to conduct better and more efficient experiments that pertain to adhesive bonding and related concepts.
Table of Contents:
Part A: Instructions for practical demonstrations of adhesive bonding
Adhesive tape
Wetting of different surfaces
Use of superglue to highlight the importance of substrate and environmental conditions
Stresses in a rubber model
Water break test
Plasma treatment and dyne pens
Visual identification of defects
Tap test
Study of real joints used in aeronautical applications
Study of real joints used in automotive applications
Study of real joints used in shipbuilding
Part B: Laboratorial activities on adhesive bonding and report examples
Effect of surface treatment on the strength of bonded joints
Effect of adhesive type in the strength of bonded joints
Effect of adhesive thickness in the performance of bonded joints
Effect of the overlap length on the strength of bonded joints
Mechanical performance of bonded joints bonded with composites
Design of a real bonded joint for service under fatigue conditions
Design of a real bonded joint for service in harsh environmental conditions
Mechanical characterization of a structural adhesive
Part C: Exercises and problems in adhesive bonding
Advantages, disadvantages and applications of adhesive bonding
Surface preparation
Main families of adhesives and their characteristics
Manufacture process of bonded joints
Quality control procedures
Environment health and safety
Design of bonded joints
Durability of bonded joints
About the Author :
Ricardo João Camilo Carbas is a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Science and Innovation in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering and an invited lecturer at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto. He has published 88 ISI papers on adhesive technologies.
Eduardo André Sousa Marques is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (FEUP) and a researcher at the Institute of Science and Innovation in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, carrying out research on advanced joining processes of Porto. He has published 86 ISI papers on adhesive technologies.
Alireza Akhavan-Safar is currently a postdoctoral researcher in the Institute of Science and Innovation in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. He obtained his PhD in Adhesive mechanical characterization in 2017 from the Iran University of Science and Technology (Iran).
Ana Sofia Queirós Ferreira Barbosa is currently a postdoctoral researcher in Institute of Science and Innovation in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. She obtained her PhD in Reinforcement adhesives in 2017 and MSc in Material Science from the University of Porto (Portugal).
Lucas Filipe Martins da Silva is Full Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (FEUP) and Director of the Integrated Master in Mechanical Engineering. He leads the Advanced Joining Processes Unit (AJPU) of the Institute of Science and Innovation in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Engineering (INEGI) composed of approximately 40 members post-doc, doctoral students, and master students.
