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The environmental degradation of adhesive joint / Muhazli Muhammad and Rosli Yusof

Adhesive joints are expected to retain a significant proportion of their load bearing capacity for the entire duration of the service life of the bonded structure. However, service conditions can often involve exposure to combinations of static or fatigue load and hostile environment (marine, hot/we...

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Main Authors: Muhammad, Muhazli, Yusof, Rosli
Format: Student Project
Language:English
Published: Faculty of Mechanical Engineering 1999
Subjects:
Materials of engineering and construction
Building materials
Earthwork. Foundations
Online Access:http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/25776/1/PPb_MUHAZLI%20MUHAMAD%20EM%2099_5.pdf
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spelling my.uitm.ir.257762019-09-25T07:26:45Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/25776/ The environmental degradation of adhesive joint / Muhazli Muhammad and Rosli Yusof Muhammad, Muhazli Yusof, Rosli Materials of engineering and construction Building materials Earthwork. Foundations Adhesive joints are expected to retain a significant proportion of their load bearing capacity for the entire duration of the service life of the bonded structure. However, service conditions can often involve exposure to combinations of static or fatigue load and hostile environment (marine, hot/wet, weathering or chemical). It is therefore essential that the end user and the adhesive manufacture possess the necessary tools for selecting and characterising an adhesive system, to ensure reliability bond performance under hostile operating condition. Optimising joint performance requires an understanding on the failure mechanisms involved in environment degradation, and validated test methods and design methodologies suitable for predicting material degradation and life expectancy. The general consensus is that wider used of adhesive technology has been impeded by a lack of reliable test methods, accelerated ageing procedures, quantitative data and predictive analysis for determining durability of structural adhesive joints to hostile environments. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering 1999 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/25776/1/PPb_MUHAZLI%20MUHAMAD%20EM%2099_5.pdf Muhammad, Muhazli and Yusof, Rosli (1999) The environmental degradation of adhesive joint / Muhazli Muhammad and Rosli Yusof. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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topic Materials of engineering and construction
Building materials
Earthwork. Foundations
spellingShingle Materials of engineering and construction
Building materials
Earthwork. Foundations
Muhammad, Muhazli
Yusof, Rosli
The environmental degradation of adhesive joint / Muhazli Muhammad and Rosli Yusof
description Adhesive joints are expected to retain a significant proportion of their load bearing capacity for the entire duration of the service life of the bonded structure. However, service conditions can often involve exposure to combinations of static or fatigue load and hostile environment (marine, hot/wet, weathering or chemical). It is therefore essential that the end user and the adhesive manufacture possess the necessary tools for selecting and characterising an adhesive system, to ensure reliability bond performance under hostile operating condition. Optimising joint performance requires an understanding on the failure mechanisms involved in environment degradation, and validated test methods and design methodologies suitable for predicting material degradation and life expectancy. The general consensus is that wider used of adhesive technology has been impeded by a lack of reliable test methods, accelerated ageing procedures, quantitative data and predictive analysis for determining durability of structural adhesive joints to hostile environments.
format Student Project
author Muhammad, Muhazli
Yusof, Rosli
author_facet Muhammad, Muhazli
Yusof, Rosli
author_sort Muhammad, Muhazli
title The environmental degradation of adhesive joint / Muhazli Muhammad and Rosli Yusof
title_short The environmental degradation of adhesive joint / Muhazli Muhammad and Rosli Yusof
title_full The environmental degradation of adhesive joint / Muhazli Muhammad and Rosli Yusof
title_fullStr The environmental degradation of adhesive joint / Muhazli Muhammad and Rosli Yusof
title_full_unstemmed The environmental degradation of adhesive joint / Muhazli Muhammad and Rosli Yusof
title_sort environmental degradation of adhesive joint / muhazli muhammad and rosli yusof
publisher Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
publishDate 1999
url http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/25776/1/PPb_MUHAZLI%20MUHAMAD%20EM%2099_5.pdf
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