Assessment of rubber-to-metal bond strength using the 90-degree peel test

Othman, Alias

doi:10.1016/0142-9418(88)90030-x

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“…Most research activities on polymer‐coated metals already focus on corrosion protection or corrosive delamination of the interface coating–metallic substrate. Taking into account all of these considerations, the interface behavior of the polymer coating–metal has been partly covered by various investigations in the past few decades 4–14. Several methods and techniques were used for this purpose, namely scratch test, CD test, and especially the peel test, and so on.…”

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On the peel behavior of polymer coating–steel system: Effect of hygrothermal aging

Guermazi¹,

Haddar²,

Elleuch³

et al. 2010

Adv Polym Technol

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This paper describes the development and application of a new peel protocols for the evaluation of adhesion of a flexible-to-rigid assembly. The developed apparatus allows simulating and predicting the delamination of the polymer coating from the steel substrate. The effect of certain test parameters such as a peel angle and peel speed was discussed. The durability of the retained assembly was equally investigated by considering an accelerated hygrothermal aging. The interfacial damages after conditioning and peel tests were characterized. Using two peeling angles of 90• and 180• , no significant difference was observed in terms of peel responses. The interface behavior seems to be not sensitive to the peel angle. However, an increase in the peel rate induces an increase in the peel strength. The characterization of the interface exhibits two mechanisms: The delamination process of the polymer coating is characterized by cohesive and mixed rupture, respectively, at low and high peel rates. Studying the effects of aging and coating defects on the interface behavior displays a continuous loss of adhesion of the polymer coating especially when it presents physical defects. C

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On the peel behavior of polymer coating–steel system: Effect of hygrothermal aging

Guermazi¹,

Haddar²,

Elleuch³

et al. 2010

Adv Polym Technol

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“…Stevenson [1], Hamade [2] and Liechti et al [3] evaluated the joint strength for metalrubber adherends in corrosive environment. Othman [4] studied the drawbacks of peel test for the assessment of metal-rubber joints. The ASTM D429 standard [5]- [6] suggests some specimens for testing metal-elastomer joints.…”

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Shear strength characterization of metal-elastomer bonded joints

Ragni¹,

Castagnetti²,

Spaggiari³

et al. 2017

FME Transaction

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Adhesion, Corrosion and Staining

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Physical Testing of Rubber

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Rubber is frequently used as a composite with other soHds, for example in tyres, belting and coated fabrics, or may be in contact with other solids during use. The testing of composite materials or products containing rubber is, in general, outside the scope of this book but certain tests which are usually considered to be 'rubber tests' are included here. These are adhesion to metals, adhesion to fabrics, adhesion to cord, corrosion of metals and paint staining.Adhesives and adhesion are of course very large subjects that are by no means restricted to polymers, let alone rubbers. There are numerous test methods for characterizing and measuring the performance of adhesives which may be relevant to rubber but they are outside the scope of this chapter.

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Assessment of rubber-to-metal bond strength using the 90-degree peel test

Cited by 8 publications

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On the peel behavior of polymer coating–steel system: Effect of hygrothermal aging

On the peel behavior of polymer coating–steel system: Effect of hygrothermal aging

Shear strength characterization of metal-elastomer bonded joints

Adhesion, Corrosion and Staining

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