Influence of building-site contaminations on adhesive bond strength
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- Freek Bos (UGent) , Arno Van Hulle (UGent) , Ben Six (UGent) and Jan Belis (UGent)
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- Abstract
- The strength of adhesive bonds is generally assumed to be highly dependent on the quality of workmanship. This fact makes controlling bodies hesitant to allow adhesive bonding connections in structural (glass) engineering. However, little is known quantitatively about the sensitivity of adhesive bond strength to sub-standard workmanship. Therefore, the influence of building-site related contaminations of the bond strength of three different two-component epoxies was experimentally investigated. It is demonstrated that the sensitivity to contaminations varies widely even between rather similar adhesives. Importantly, at least one adhesive actually seems to be rather resistant to most tested contaminations. Consequently, such robust products may be particularly suitable for application in the building industry. However, further research on the durability of contaminated bonds is required.
- Keywords
- Adhesive, epoxy, strength, contamination, quality, glass.
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Please use this url to cite or link to this publication: http://hdl.handle.net/1854/LU-1100444
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- Bos, Freek, et al. “Influence of Building-Site Contaminations on Adhesive Bond Strength.” Glass, Facade, Energy : Engineered Transparency : International Conference at Glasstec, edited by Jens Schneider and Bernhard Weller, Techische Universität Darmstadt, 2010, pp. 189–96.
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- Bos, F., Van Hulle, A., Six, B., & Belis, J. (2010). Influence of building-site contaminations on adhesive bond strength. In J. Schneider & B. Weller (Eds.), Glass, facade, energy : engineered transparency : international conference at Glasstec (pp. 189–196). Darmstadt, Germany: Techische Universität Darmstadt.
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- Bos, Freek, Arno Van Hulle, Ben Six, and Jan Belis. 2010. “Influence of Building-Site Contaminations on Adhesive Bond Strength.” In Glass, Facade, Energy : Engineered Transparency : International Conference at Glasstec, edited by Jens Schneider and Bernhard Weller, 189–96. Darmstadt, Germany: Techische Universität Darmstadt.
- Chicago author-date (all authors)
- Bos, Freek, Arno Van Hulle, Ben Six, and Jan Belis. 2010. “Influence of Building-Site Contaminations on Adhesive Bond Strength.” In Glass, Facade, Energy : Engineered Transparency : International Conference at Glasstec, ed by. Jens Schneider and Bernhard Weller, 189–196. Darmstadt, Germany: Techische Universität Darmstadt.
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- 1.Bos F, Van Hulle A, Six B, Belis J. Influence of building-site contaminations on adhesive bond strength. In: Schneider J, Weller B, editors. Glass, facade, energy : engineered transparency : international conference at Glasstec. Darmstadt, Germany: Techische Universität Darmstadt; 2010. p. 189–96.
- IEEE
- [1]F. Bos, A. Van Hulle, B. Six, and J. Belis, “Influence of building-site contaminations on adhesive bond strength,” in Glass, facade, energy : engineered transparency : international conference at Glasstec, Düsseldorf, Germany, 2010, pp. 189–196.
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abstract = {{The strength of adhesive bonds is generally assumed to be highly dependent on the quality of workmanship. This fact makes controlling bodies hesitant to allow adhesive bonding connections in structural (glass) engineering. However, little is known quantitatively about the sensitivity of adhesive bond strength to sub-standard workmanship. Therefore, the influence of building-site related contaminations of the bond strength of three different two-component epoxies was experimentally investigated. It is demonstrated that the sensitivity to contaminations varies widely even between rather similar adhesives. Importantly, at least one adhesive actually seems to be rather resistant to most tested contaminations. Consequently, such robust products may be particularly suitable for application in the building industry. However, further research on the durability of contaminated bonds is required.}},
author = {{Bos, Freek and Van Hulle, Arno and Six, Ben and Belis, Jan}},
booktitle = {{Glass, facade, energy : engineered transparency : international conference at Glasstec}},
editor = {{Schneider, Jens and Weller, Bernhard}},
isbn = {{9783867801775}},
keywords = {{Adhesive,epoxy,strength,contamination,quality,glass.}},
language = {{eng}},
location = {{Düsseldorf, Germany}},
pages = {{189--196}},
publisher = {{Techische Universität Darmstadt}},
title = {{Influence of building-site contaminations on adhesive bond strength}},
year = {{2010}},
}