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HomeMaterials Science ForumMaterials Science Forum Vols. 675-677Study on Direct-Weld between Bakelite and Aluminum

Study on Direct-Weld between Bakelite and Aluminum

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Recently in electronic and automobile industry, polymer materials were selected to replace metals in many products because of miniaturization and weight reduction. So the weld between polymers and metals became very important. Currently, the ways were limited to adhesive joint or the mechanical weld which both had obvious defects. In this paper, the direct-welding methods were studied and the welds based on compress-molding were viable and useful. The welding strength enhanced because the reaction between polymers and modified metals were confirmed.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 675-677)

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457-460

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February 2011

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Jian Hui Qiu, Yang Zhao, Taku Yamamoto, Guo Hong Zhang

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Aluminum (Al), Bakelite, Compress-Molding, Weld

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