2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.procir.2014.06.039
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Proof of Concept of an Elastomer based Fastener Enabling Rapid Disassembly

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“…More recently, a number of small-scale pressure sensitive active fastener designs, using closed-cell elastomer foams, were developed and their robustness has been demonstrated in electronic equipment applications [212]. Also, low-cost elastomer fasteners have been developed that can be released with standard disassembly tools by applying a sufficiently high force over a sufficiently long period of time, typically around one second [282]. The concept behind these elastomer-based fasteners is that they will not release but only deform to a limited extent during a product drop, since the elastomer will absorb the released energy.…”
Section: Materials and Functions Liberation Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, a number of small-scale pressure sensitive active fastener designs, using closed-cell elastomer foams, were developed and their robustness has been demonstrated in electronic equipment applications [212]. Also, low-cost elastomer fasteners have been developed that can be released with standard disassembly tools by applying a sufficiently high force over a sufficiently long period of time, typically around one second [282]. The concept behind these elastomer-based fasteners is that they will not release but only deform to a limited extent during a product drop, since the elastomer will absorb the released energy.…”
Section: Materials and Functions Liberation Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%