1. Choosing the right adhesive for the right problem
There are some twenty characteristics to be aware of (see § 1 and tables 4 and 5 in ) to define the desired adhesive when studying a bonding problem.
We can also approach this problem by considering that there are seven series of questions to be asked, so choosing the adhesive is like passing through seven successive doors (seven-door system registered by the author).
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Bibliography
Standardization
There are numerous standards covering glues and adhesives, characterization and testing methods, and bonding in various industries and the building trade.
Specific standards exist for aeronautics, structural assemblies, wood and wood-based materials, construction, electronics, etc.
We have listed here the main general standards and those relating to the bonding of resistant,...
Suppliers
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Manufacturers of glues and adhesives
Bostik Findley. In France and present in many European countries, USA, Asia, offers all types of products and for all industries.
Loctite Aerospace. In the USA, specialized in aerospace adhesives.
Dow Corning, specializing in silicones.
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Organizations
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Professional laboratories (formerly technical centers)
CETIM (Senlis and Saint-Étienne) http://www.cetim.fr
Imperial college of science and technology (England)
Institut für Angewandte Material forschung (Germany)
CRITT composites and bonding...
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