1975
DOI: 10.1007/bf01522864
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Correlation of the strength and thermal conductivity of adhesive joints

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“…where C, λ, a, and T are respectively the specific heat (J/kg K), the thermal conductivity (W/m K), the thermal diffusivity (10 -4 m 2 /s), and the temperature (K x 10 -2 ). With increase in the degree of curing of the binder, the specific heat and thermal conductivity increase, which complies with the general laws governing the behaviour of thermosetting plastics [2].…”
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“…where C, λ, a, and T are respectively the specific heat (J/kg K), the thermal conductivity (W/m K), the thermal diffusivity (10 -4 m 2 /s), and the temperature (K x 10 -2 ). With increase in the degree of curing of the binder, the specific heat and thermal conductivity increase, which complies with the general laws governing the behaviour of thermosetting plastics [2].…”
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“…Among the optimality criteria of the technology for applying the coatings are the thermophysical parameters of the composite. On the one hand these are an integral characteristic of continuity (the absence of pores and poor adhesion) of the coating [2], and on the other hand they must be known in order for thermal calculations of tribosystems to be possible.…”
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