Influence of Adhesive Layer on Mechanical Properties of Multilayer Pipes

Michał Piotrowski; Stanisław Mroziński

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.224.232

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Influence of Adhesive Layer on Mechanical Properties of Multilayer Pipes

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In the paper the assessment was made of the influence of adhesive layer on strength properties of multilayer pipes. The conducted tests revealed that during the multilayer pipe’s construction process it is necessary to take into account the adhesive’s immediate strength, fatigue life and the change in their values depending on the temperature and the loading working on the pipe in the exploitation conditions. The adhesive’s influence or the lack thereof on the fatigue life depends on the level of stress σ_max. This influence is minimal in the area of the greatest working stress and increases along with the decrease of stress.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 224)

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Michał Piotrowski*, Stanisław Mroziński

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Adhesive Testing, Fatigue Life of Adhesive Joints, Multilayer Pipes, Static Strength

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