Factors in grip loss and durability
Durability of bonded assemblies - Study
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Factors in grip loss and durability
Durability of bonded assemblies - Study

Authors : Jacques-Alain PETIT, Yves BAZIARD, Valérie NASSIET, Bouchra HASSOUNE-RHABBOUR

Publication date: October 10, 2005 | Lire en français

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3. Factors in grip loss and durability

Mechanical stresses, temperature and humidity above certain thresholds are the main indicators of damage that affect the durability of the adhesive system.

3.1 Failure modes and durability

The two main modes of joint failure are cohesive failure in the joint and adhesive failure at the interface. When considering the assembly and not just the joint, cohesive failure in the substrate(s) should be added (figure 9 ). The first thing to consider is that any joint which does not exhibit cohesive failure at time zero is unfit to survive over...

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