The Durability of Adhesively-bonded Ti-6Al-4V
The durability of chromic acid-anodized Ti-6Al-4V alloy, adhesively-bonded with FM-5 supported polyimide adhesive has been studied. The performance tests compared titanium samples that had been thermally treated and bonded, and samples that were bonded and thermally treated. Following the thermal tr...
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| description | The durability of chromic acid-anodized Ti-6Al-4V alloy, adhesively-bonded with FM-5 supported polyimide adhesive has been studied. The performance tests compared titanium samples that had been thermally treated and bonded, and samples that were bonded and thermally treated. Following the thermal treatment, the durability was examined (1) by immersing wedge-type specimens in boiling water and measuring the crack growth and (2) by measuring the lap shear strength for single lap specimens. In the wedge tests, failure occurs within the adhesive for specimens treated at temperatures below 371°C for less than one hour. For treatments at higher temperatures and for longer periods of time, failure occurs within the anodic oxide. From the lap shear tests, the principal finding is that the lap strength decreases with increasing treatment time at constant temperature and with increasing temperature at a fixed time. For the lap specimens, failure occurs to a greater extent within the oxide as the treatment time and temperature increase. Surface analysis results indicate the formation of an aluminum fluoride species. It is reasoned that the formation of fluorine-containing materials weakens the oxide and promotes failure within the anodic oxide. |
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