Approbation of the Mathematical Model of Adhesive Strength with Viscoelasticity

Stepan V. Litvinov; Xuan Zhen Song; Serdar B. Yazyev; Arthur A. Avakov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.816.96

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Approbation of the Mathematical Model of Adhesive Strength with Viscoelasticity

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Expressed viscoelasticity of polymeric materials which can develop over a long period of time prevents their widespread. Some types of polymers, such as epoxy resins, can be used to connect various structural elements. The destruction in this case can be caused by the growth of tangential stresses in the adhesive joint and their achievement of some critical value τ_adhezive, at which the adhesive joint is destroyed.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 816)

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Stepan V. Litvinov*, Xuan Zhen Song, Serdar B. Yazyev, Arthur A. Avakov

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Adhesive Strength, Epoxy Resins, Highly Elastic Deformation, Viscoelasticity

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