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110 Birgit Kjærside Storm<br />

A fresh anodized surface does not need any treatment if it has not been<br />

touch before bonding.<br />

5. Adhesive Bonding<br />

An adhesive bonding shall be constructed so the forces on the bonding is the<br />

best possible for the bonding. An adhesive bonding like a shear stress and<br />

dislike a direct tension. In Fig. 3 the two types of forces are sketched.<br />

Fig. 3 – The figure shows to the left, the shear force and to the right, the tension [3].<br />

The adhesive bonding dislikes a peeling, but in practice it is difficult to<br />

create a bonding, where peeling is not possible. The peeling is the weakest point<br />

for an adhesive bonding and is often the limitation for making the bonding. If it<br />

is possible the bonding shall be constructed so the forces are shear forces and<br />

peeling cannot occur.<br />

6. Structural Adhesives<br />

Adhesives used for aluminium will be a structural adhesive. With a<br />

structural adhesive means an adhesive with a high strength. The perfect bonding<br />

will be a bonding where the bonding will have a strength which is the same as<br />

the aluminium. The bonding shall not break in interphase between the<br />

aluminium and the adhesive but in the aluminium or in the adhesive layer. If the<br />

break will be in the interphase, the wetting has normally not been good enough,<br />

or the cleaning of the surface has not been sufficient, or the forces in the surface<br />

of either aluminium or the adhesive have not been sufficient.<br />

Structural adhesives can be many different polymers. All of them are<br />

polymers which will cure up under cross linking. All of them will have an<br />

opening time. The opening time – the time from the adhesive has been added to<br />

the product until it will start the cross linking - depends on the curing system<br />

and can be regulated to be short or long depending on the application of the<br />

product. There are of course limitations for how short and how long the opening<br />

time for the adhesive can be. The structural adhesives have no green strength,<br />

which means that for several applications it is necessary to use a tool to fix the<br />

products until the adhesive has obtained the strength. The structural adhesives<br />

are epoxy adhesives, polyurethane adhesives, acrylic adhesives or other<br />

adhesives which can cross link. In Fig. 4 the curing reaction of an epoxy

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