2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-14282011005000047
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Adesivos poliméricos à base de SBR: influência de diferentes tipos de agentes promotores de adesão

Abstract: Neste trabalho, foi desenvolvido um novo adesivo não estrutural à base de copolímero de SBR com alto teor em estireno (SBR-53). O objetivo deste novo produto é avaliar a possibilidade de sua utilização no segmento moveleiro, em substituição ao adesivo de policloropreno (CR-M), cujo polímero-base é importado. Diferentes formulações de adesivos foram desenvolvidas, específicas para a indústria moveleira, e o desempenho do elastômero SBR-53 foi comparado ao dos elastômeros SBR-23 comercial (SBR tradicional - baix… Show more

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“…These interactions may be explained though theoretical models: mechanical, thermodynamic, chemical, inter-diffusion or dipolar approaches [1][2][3][4] . The use of adhesives at industrial applications have been widely increased during the last years, at non-structural loading condition, such furniture applications [5] , at specific and hazardous condition, such as off-shore applications [6] and composites, where the interface between matrix and reinforcement is handled as adhesive interactions [7] . Besides the several industrial applications, there is a lack concerning a general model, which should be able to predict or describe the interface or adhesion behavior, due to hard work of separating each interaction type contribution to adhesion strength.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These interactions may be explained though theoretical models: mechanical, thermodynamic, chemical, inter-diffusion or dipolar approaches [1][2][3][4] . The use of adhesives at industrial applications have been widely increased during the last years, at non-structural loading condition, such furniture applications [5] , at specific and hazardous condition, such as off-shore applications [6] and composites, where the interface between matrix and reinforcement is handled as adhesive interactions [7] . Besides the several industrial applications, there is a lack concerning a general model, which should be able to predict or describe the interface or adhesion behavior, due to hard work of separating each interaction type contribution to adhesion strength.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Joint strength, or adhesively bonded joint strength, is the force developed by substrates bonded by polymeric materials, against external loading [5] . To avoid the influence of undefined adhesion phenomena contribution, the failure of bonded joints are handled as cohesive, it means, the adhesive strength is always higher that the adhesion strength [3] .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%