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Study of DGEBA and Novolac Adhesive Solutions between Ceramic and Steel Substrates

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The industrial application (under a confidential clause) concerns a ceramic/steel assembly. This PhD research is concerned with providing a reliable industrial bonding between ceramic and steel using structural adhesive. This industrial joint shall withstand a wide range of temperatures with brutal thermal changes. This paper focuses on the adhesive formulation. Indeed, we needed to compromise the adhesive flexibility: soft enough to resist the thermal stresses and compensate the coefficient of thermal expansion mismatch between the two substrates. We find this good compromise with DGEBA and Novolac epoxy based adhesive separated or blended. The influence of the different formulation parameters on the initial properties was studied by chemical, rheological and thermal tests on adhesive samples. Depending on those formulations, we observed different behaviours in term of glass transition temperature, cross-linking time and flexibility.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 112)

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37-47

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.112.37

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May 2010

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Clélia Gaussens, Valérie Nassiet, Bouchra Hassoune-Rhabbour

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Adhesives Formulations, Structural Bonding, Thermomechanical Properties, Thermosetting Resins

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