
Handbook of Adhesives and Sealants
General Knowledge, Application of Adhesives, New Curing Techniques
- 1st Edition, Volume 2 - August 30, 2006
 - Latest edition
 - Author: Philippe Cognard
 - Language: English
 
Contributions from more than 60 authors, each a well-known specialist in their field, have been co-ordinated to produce the most comprehensive Handbook of Adhesives and Sealants… Read more

Volume 2 of Elsevier’s Handbook of Adhesives & Sealants Series, General knowledge, application of adhesives & new curing techniques, covers the mechanisms of adhesion, its application, and drying and curing techniques. The volume is divided in to the following sections:
• Theory of adhesion • Metering and dispensing • Design and calculation of bonded joints• Heat stable adhesives• UV curing • Flexible bonding and sealants
Each contributing author is a scientist, practitioner, engineer, or chemist with an abundance of practical experience in their respective field, making this text an authoritative reference source for any materials scientist or engineer, whether in academia or industry.
- Preface to Volume 2
- Scope of the Handbook
 - How to use the Handbook
 - The Twelve Steps for the Selection of Adhesives and Sealants
 - List of Contents of Volume 1
 - Presentation of Volume 2
 - Forthcoming Volumes
 
 - Chapter 1: Theories of Adhesion
- Abstract
 - 1.1 Introduction
 - 1.2 Adhesion by Chemical Bonding
 - 1.3 Adhesion by Physical Adsorption
 - 1.4 The Electrostatic Theory of Adhesion
 - 1.5 Mechanical Interlocking
 - 1.6 Adhesion by Interdiffusion
 - 1.7 Weak Boundary Layers
 - 1.8 Pressure Sensitive Adhesion
 
 - Chapter 2: Equipment for the Application of Adhesives and Sealants: Mixing, Metering, Coating or Applying the Adhesives
- Abstract
 - 2.1 Methods of Application of Adhesives, Sealants and Related Products
 - 2.2 Preparation Before Bonding
 - 2.3 Adhesive Coating, General Rules
 - 2.4 Hand Application Techniques
 - 2.5 Spraying
 - 2.6 Application of Adhesives and Sealants by Extrusion Techniques
 - 2.7 Coating on Roll Stocks, Roll Application, Knife Application
 - 2.8 Disc and Wheels Applicators
 - 2.9 Stencil or Stereotyped Application and Techniques Issued from Printing
 - 2.10 Curtain Coaters
 - 2.11 Dip Coating
 - 2.12 Gravity Fed Adhesives, Ball Valves, Tampons
 - 2.13 Electro-pneumatic Guns for Cold Adhesives
 - 2.14 Metering and Mixing of Two-Component Adhesives and Sealants
 - 2.15 Automatic or Robotic Application with Syringes
 - 2.16 Application of Powders
 - 2.17 Application of Dry Adhesives, Film Adhesives
 - 2.18 Special Techniques
 - 2.19 List and Adresses of Suppliers of Equipment for the Application of Adhesives and Sealants
 
 - Chapter 3: Design and Stress Calculations for Bonded Joints
- Abstract
 - 3.1 Adhesives – Stress Matters
 - 3.2 Lap Joints – Stress Distribution
 - 3.3 Joint Designs for Bonding
 - 3.4 Stress Mathematics
 - 3.5 Practical Testing
 
 - Chapter 4: Heat-Resistant Adhesives
- Abstract
 - 4.1 Introduction
 - 4.2 Polymer Properties
 - 4.3 Polymer Chemistry
 - 4.4 Resin Characterisation
 - 4.5 Adhesive Properties
 - 4.6 Applications
 
 - Chapter 5: UV-Radiation Curing of Adhesives
- Abstract
 - 5.1 Introduction
 - 5.2 Different Types of UV-Curable Adhesive Resins
 - 5.3 Applications of Radiation-Curable Adhesives
 - 5.4 Conclusion
 - Acknowledgements
 - 1 Chemicals
 
 - Chapter 6: Elastic Bonding and Sealing in Industry
- Abstract
 - 6.1 Introduction
 - 6.2 Principal Advantages and Limits of Elastic Bonding
 - 6.3 Long-Term Durability and Ageing Tests
 - 6.4 Joint Design and Calculation for Elastic Bonding Applications
 - 6.5 Basics
 - 6.6 Curing of Reactive Adhesive Systems
 - 6.7 Process and Application Technology
 - 6.8 Elastic Bonding in Practice
 - 6.9 The Future of Elastic Bonding
 - Glossary
 - The Company Behind this Chapter
 - Acknowledgements
 
 - Index
- Publisher Summary
 
 
- Edition: 1
 - Latest edition
 - Volume: 2
 - Published: August 30, 2006
 - Language: English
 
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