... the desired process behavior. This can be, for example, an improved form filling, less abrasive wear and adhesive damage or lower forming forces, respectively tool load for an improved durability of the die. 15 07 2011 11 09 2011 09 12 2011 09 12 2011 abrasion adhesives...

...Melur K. Ramasubramanian; Zhaohui Sun; Guang Chen The manufacture of low density paper such as tissue and towel utilizes the creping process that consists of adhesively bonding the paper in wet state onto the surface of a smooth drying cylinder and scraping it off with a blade once dried...

...Xin Wu; Hongqi Hao The bonding strength of metal-to-metal lap joining of a two-part epoxy-based adhesive employed in an automotive assembly line was investigated under different heating rates (10 to 6000°C/min), peak temperatures (room to 250°C), and holding times. The results indicate that bonding...

...Feng Lin, Research Assistant Professor; Wei Sun, Assistant Professor, Mem. ASME This study presents an analysis of warping that occurs in the laminated object manufacturing process. Based on the study of thermal-mechanical behavior of the adhesive and its effect on the laminated materials...