Kleben – Grundlagen, Technologie, Anwendungen. Von G. H<scp>ABENICHT</scp>. ISBN 3‐540‐15893‐6 und 0‐387‐15893‐6. Berlin/Heidelberg/New York/Tokyo: Springer‐Verlag 1986. XIX, 431 S., geb., DM 240.–

Bischof, C.

doi:10.1002/actp.1987.010380714

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“…The surface preparation of the joining partners plays a significant role in gaining sufficient joint strength. Habenicht [2] is summarizing the main pre-treatment methods, such as grit blasting, etching and plasma treatment for adhesive bonding of the common materials used in industrial applications. Laser micro drilling was analysed as a surface modification of medical implants and injection moulded joints [3,4].…”

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Surface and Fracture Surface Analysis of Thermally Bonded Metal/FRP Joints

Nestler

Döhler

Wielage

et al. 2015

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The increasing implementation of fibre-reinforced plastics (FRP) leads to a broad utilization of metal/FRP joints. The examination of adhesively bonded metal/FRP joints is focusing on the maximum joint strength and the surface pretreatment used to promote it. A deeper understanding of the mechanisms behind the correlation is lacking. Along with the chemical condition of the surface (free chemical bonds, polarity, etc.) the surface morphology plays an important role. This study addresses the connection between the surface morphology and joint strength. The investigation of the surface morphology of the metallic joining area and the fractured surface of both joining partners by means of imaging and tactile methods and the results are presented.

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