Unsteady peeling accompanied by oscillations of adhesive tape from a soft adherend

Sugizaki, Yoshiki; Suzuki, Atsushi

doi:10.1039/c9sm01198f

Soft Matter

2019

DOI: 10.1039/c9sm01198f

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Unsteady peeling accompanied by oscillations of adhesive tape from a soft adherend

Yoshiki Sugizaki

Atsushi Suzuki

Abstract: Unsteady peeling of PSA tape from a soft adherend is induced by breaking the shear and the compressive force balance.

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Deformation of soft substrates during adhesive peel testing

Gohl,

Zummo,

Jennings

et al. 2023

Journal of Polymer Science

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Peeling of pressure‐sensitive adhesives from low modulus substrates such as human skin induces a significant out‐of‐plane deformation at the crack tip. In the context of medical adhesives, this deformation is related to the pain and injury caused to the skin and underlying tissue during removal. Here, a method is presented to measure the out‐of‐plane deformation of elastic substrates as a medical adhesive tape is removed from the surface, a necessary first step in the eventual quantification of pain. Elastic human skin analogs comprised of a simple bilayer with varied moduli across several orders of magnitude are fabricated. Next, a nonporous medical adhesive tape is peeled from these substrates and the deformation is quantified. A model derived from contact mechanics for a rectangular pressure is fit to the experimental data. By correcting for confinement effects and deformation within the adhesive, good agreement is found between the newly reported model in this study and the experimentally observed deformation.

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Deformation of soft substrates during adhesive peel testing

Gohl,

Zummo,

Jennings

et al. 2023

Journal of Polymer Science

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A review of debonding behavior of soft material adhesive systems

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Controllable peeling of an elastic strip on a viscoelastic substrate

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Yang

Xia

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Engineering Fracture Mechanics

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Unsteady peeling accompanied by oscillations of adhesive tape from a soft adherend

Abstract: Unsteady peeling of PSA tape from a soft adherend is induced by breaking the shear and the compressive force balance.

Cited by 5 publications

References 36 publications

Deformation of soft substrates during adhesive peel testing

Deformation of soft substrates during adhesive peel testing

A review of debonding behavior of soft material adhesive systems

Controllable peeling of an elastic strip on a viscoelastic substrate

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