Adhesives and the engineer : a review of the role of modern adhesives in the structural and mechanical engineering industries
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Adhesives and the engineer : a review of the role of modern adhesives in the structural and mechanical engineering industries
Mechanical Engineering Publications, 1989
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Description
Adhesives have been used for thousands of years. Naturally occurring organic adhesives have been in use since the first shellfish attached itself to a rock. There is good evidence that the ancient Egyptians used inorganic materials to bond furniture. Over the centuries, adhesives have been developed to meet the requirements of various civilizations. Since the industrial revolution and, more lately, since the emergence of the petrochemical industry, adhesives have provided engineers with an adaptable and reliable method of joining a diverse range of materials.
Table of Contents
- Design
- surface preparation
- production considerations
- quality assurance and the testing of bonded structures.
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