ELECTRON BEAM CURING IMPROVES HIGH TEMPERATURE STRENGTH OF VINYL ESTER ADHESIVES.

Francis J. Campbell; Barry A. Rugg; Walter Brenner

ELECTRON BEAM CURING IMPROVES HIGH TEMPERATURE STRENGTH OF VINYL ESTER ADHESIVES.

Francis J. Campbell, Barry A. Rugg, Walter Brenner

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Abstract

From screening tests of candidate resins of the vinyl ester type, an acrylic modified bisphenol-A epoxy prepolymer appeared to be a promising candidate for radiation curing. The program then concentrated on optimizing this resin in formulations with three different vinyl functional monomers. Single lap-shear aluminum-to-aluminum test specimens were cured with electron beam irradiations over a wide range of doses. The resulting data show that two of the adhesive systems, radiation cured at ambient temperatures, have superior strength retention at 150 degree C.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	59-63
Number of pages	5
State	Published - 1977
Event	Natl SAMPE Symp and Exhib, 22nd - San Diego, CA, USA Duration: Apr 26 1977 → Apr 28 1977

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Other	Natl SAMPE Symp and Exhib, 22nd
City	San Diego, CA, USA
Period	4/26/77 → 4/28/77

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