Effect of layer thickness on bonding strength of Al/epoxy resin joints via interpenetrating phase layer
Effect of layer thickness on bonding strength of Al/epoxy resin joints via interpenetrating phase layer
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2017.10.054
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发表时间:
2018-04
影响因子:
6.3
通讯作者:
Asuka Suzuki;Y. Arai;N. Takata;M. Kobashi
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作者:
Asuka Suzuki;Y. Arai;N. Takata;M. Kobashi
Open porous Aluminum (Al) layer was fabricated on Al substrate, and epoxy resin (epoxy) was infiltrated into the layer and cured. Al and epoxy formed “interpenetrating phase layer (IPL)”, and interlocked three-dimensionally each other. The volume fraction of epoxy in the IPL was fixed at 0.8, and the effect of the thickness of the IPL (tIPL) on the tensile strength (σj) was investigated. σjincreased whentIPLwas in the range of 0–2 mm, and decreased whentIPLwas 5 mm and 10 mm. Based on observations of fractured surfaces, this decrease in σjwas due to incomplete infiltration of epoxy. WhentIPLwas in the range of 0–2 mm, separation of Al and epoxy and rupture of epoxy occurred at the epoxy/IPL interface edge, which was the starting point for the fracture. FortIPL<0.5 mm, the area fraction of epoxy at the epoxy/IPL interface was lower than 0.8, resulting in significant stress concentration.tIPLneeds to be higher than the pore diameter in the Al substrate. By controllingtIPL, Al/IPL/epoxy joints were obtained with a tensile strength of 38.0 MPa.