Conclusion
INDAR process: disassembly of bonded structural assemblies
Research and innovation REF: IN72 V1
Conclusion
INDAR process: disassembly of bonded structural assemblies

Authors : José ALCORTA,, Maxime OLIVE, Eric PAPON

Publication date: October 10, 2007 | Lire en français

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4. Conclusion

Adhesive bonding is a fast-growing technique. The automotive world is a perfect illustration of this trend, since the latest cars feature up to 180 linear meters of glued joints, which can represent up to 20 kg of adhesive, and European consumption by the vehicle industry amounts to around 250,000 t of adhesive per year.

This interest is easily justified by the many advantages of adhesive bonding over traditional assembly techniques (screwing, clipping, riveting, etc.). The use of adhesives enables easy assembly of different materials, homogeneous stress distribution, elimination of many corrosion problems, high production rates, etc.

In the automotive sector, for example, bonding improves bodywork resistance in the event of an accident, by increasing rigidity by up to 27%. For the same rigidity, a bonded...

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