Study and evaluation of cold joining on metals and non metals combinations (ss, al, acr) using polymer based adhesive

Valasamudram, V.; Sairam, K.; Gopal, R.; Sridhar, Katta

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2019.12.371

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“…For polymer materials, joining techniques are mainly focused on adhesive bonding and welding methods due to the special physical and chemical properties of polymer materials. Although the adhesive bonding technology has been proposed for a long time, its application in engineering is still relatively late 7,8 . For the adhesive bonding of polymer material, the crucial factors that have the greatest influence on its performance are the surface treatment methods and adhesive parameters 7,9 .…”

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Research on the rectangular clinching process for metal and polyoxymethylene sheets

Ouyang

Chen

2022

J of Applied Polymer Sci

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Polyoxymethylene (POM), as an energy‐saving material, is widely applied in the manufacturing field. Yet, research on the rectangular clinching process between metal and POM sheets is still lacking. In this paper, the rectangular clinching process for POM and Al5052‐H32 plates was investigated. The feasibility of the metal–polymer hybrid component had been analyzed in terms of diverse forming forces and diverse joint layout angles, respectively. The mechanical characteristics were appraised by the lap‐shear test. The failure modes of rectangular clinched joints produced under diverse forming conditions had also been analyzed. The results showed that the optimal forming force of rectangular clinched joints was 14 kN, in which the lap‐shear strength was 1090 N. Furthermore, the rectangular clinched joints produced under the joint layout angle of 90° could withstand the maximum lap‐shear load (1415 N) under the optimal forming force. The failure mode was the separation of two plates and the fracture of the bridge structures.

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confidence: 99%