TY  - BOOK
AU  - Chauhan, Mayank
AU  - Chhibber, Rahul
TI  - Adhesive Bonding of Similar and Dissimilar Metal Joints
U1  - 621.791 
PY  - 2019///
CY  - IIT Jodhpur
PB  - Department of Mechanical Engineering
KW  - Adhesive Bonding
KW  - MTech Theses
KW  - Department of Mechanical Engineering
N2  - In  the  present  study, epoxy  adhesive  along  with AA5083  aluminium  alloy  and  Dual  Phase(DP780) steel sheets were used for investigation.Nowadays, the use of adhesive and adhesively bonded joints have been considerably appreciated in the industry due to reduced stress concentration, rust prevention, and a significant reduction in  costs  compared  to  other  types  of  permanent  joints. Adhesively  bonded  joints  application  in structural  components  for  automotive  industry  has  increased  significantly  in  recent  years  and provides  many  benefits  that  will  ultimately  lead  to  lighter-weight  vehicles,  fuel  savings,  and reduced   emissions.   The   principal   benefits   are   design   flexibility,   opportunity   for   part consolidation,  and  joining  of  dissimilar  materials.The  bonding  may  be  made  between  metal-metal,  metal-composite  or  composite-composite.  The  aim  of  this  work  is  to  carry  out  an experimental study, quantify the various parameters affecting the strength of single-lap joints. In the present study, the work was to evaluate the strength of similar and dissimilar materials joints by performing shear-tensile tests and also influence of various parameters were scrutinize suchas the surface roughness, overlap length, bondline thickness, curing temperature-time and also artificial  sea  water  environment  was  created  to  study  its  effect  on  adhesively  bonded  joints. Different types of failure such as adhesion, cohesion and mixed type failure wereobserved during failure mode analysis

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