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Application of Ultrasonic Vibrations in the Course of Gluing
The results of studies on the application of ultrasonic vibrations to parts under gluing are presented. Resulting from cavitation treatment of the glue, its properties are improved, its viscosity decreases and the penetrating ability exhibits an increase. Under the conditions of ultrasonic vibrations, owing to an increase in the surface wettability and the sound-assisted capillary effect, the actual area of gluing increases. Depending on the treatment mode and the surface microgeometry, the application of vibrations leads to an increase in the strength of the adhesive joint from 8 to 43%.
期刊介绍:
Polymer Science, Series D publishes useful description of engineering developments that are related to the preparation and application of glues, compounds, sealing materials, and binding agents, articles on the adhesion theory, prediction of the strength of adhesive joints, methods for the control of their properties, synthesis, and methods of structural modeling of glued joints and constructions, original articles with new scientific results, analytical reviews of the modern state in the field.