Effect of Electric Field on Adhesion of Thermoplastic Resin against Steel Plate

This work shows new method which controls adhesion strength between acrylic resin and metal mold with electric field. Usage of electric field is considered as a new solution to control adhesion of thermoplastic resin in Carbon-Fiber-Reinforced ThermoPlastic (thermoplastic CFRP) stamping process beca...

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Autores principales: Motoyuki Murashima, Noritsugu Umehara, Hiroyuki Kousaka, Xingrui Deng
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Publicado: Japanese Society of Tribologists 2017
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/372a121ce7a24fa39b57470783da1d2b
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Sumario:This work shows new method which controls adhesion strength between acrylic resin and metal mold with electric field. Usage of electric field is considered as a new solution to control adhesion of thermoplastic resin in Carbon-Fiber-Reinforced ThermoPlastic (thermoplastic CFRP) stamping process because this method can prevent CFRP from its degradation. In this work, we establish new adhesion tester which can apply Direct Current (DC) or Alternating Current (AC) field on metal specimens. In the results, when DC −12 V/mm is imposed on metal specimens, adhesion strength increases to 0.81 MPa which is 57% higher than that of no field condition. Negative component of surface energy after imposing DC −12 V/mm on metal specimens is 7.6 mJ/m2. This value is 56% smaller than that of no field condition. When AC electric fields is imposed, adhesion strength decreases from no electric field condition. The most effective AC field condition is AC 10 V/mm with 1 MHz, in which case adhesion strength is 0.29 MPa. This value is 44% lower than that of no field condition.