The influence of samples bevel angle on the strength of bonded joints of aluminum alloy EN AW-5754
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Keywords

adhesive joints, bevel angle sample, strength, aluminium alloy

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Rudawska, A., & Chyliński, D. (2018). The influence of samples bevel angle on the strength of bonded joints of aluminum alloy EN AW-5754. Technologia I Automatyzacja Montażu (Assembly Techniques and Technologies), 99(1), 6-10. Retrieved from https://journals.prz.edu.pl/tiam/article/view/1030

Abstract

The aim of this experimental research was to determine the strength of butt bonded joints depending on the bevel angle of the samples. Samples of the aluminum alloy EN AW – 5754 are chamfered by mechanical treatment, using 5 variants bevel angles. The reference samples were also made, which have the 90° angle. The mashing process using P220 abrasive tool and degreasing was used as surface treatment for bonding. Epidian 57/PAC/1:1 two-component epoxy adhesive was applied to prepare the bonded joints. The hardest part of the bonding technology was joining the samples with a bevel angle equal to 15°, this was related to the largest surface bonding. After curing process the bonded joints were destructive tested. Zwick/Roell 150 testing machine was used to strength test and the test was carried out according to ISO 4587 standard. Based on the comparison test results of the butt bonded joints strength of beveled elements it can be notice that the chamfering of samples allow to obtain the similar strength as conventional adhesive bonds butt. The highest bonded joints strength was obtained for bonded joints of 70° (and also 30°) bevel angel of samples, but it is the smallest for the case of 15° bevel angle of samples.

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