Journal
JOURNAL OF ADHESION
Volume 86, Issue 2, Pages 192-221Publisher
TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/00218460903418345
Keywords
Adhesive bonding; Aluminum alloy; Bonding performance; Environmentally-friendly; Surface treatment
Funding
- Korea Aerospace Technology Research Association
- Ministry of Knowledge Economy
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Proper surface treatment technologies are prerequisite for achieving long-term service capability through the adhesive bonding process. However, the current surface treatment technologies used in the adhesive bonding process for aluminum alloys depend on materials that are undesirable from an environmental- or safety perspective. Suitable alternatives in the aerospace industry are the subject of much interest: non-chromate anodizing, silane, sol-gel, laser, plasma, and ion beam enhanced deposition of Al2O3 film. These approaches can eliminate, or greatly reduce, the undesirable hazardous materials and have been proven to deliver comparable bonding performance. In some cases these alternative processes may even outperform established processes, such as chromic and phosphoric acid anodizing.
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