Adhesive Bonding Techniques in Hybrid Structures Made from Fibre Reinforced Polymeric Composites and Concrete
Tomme: LV (LIX) Fascicle: 3 | 2009
Pages: 67-74
Abstract text:
Mechanical joining techniques are used in construction industry all over the world on a daily basis. A further method of joining has proven to be highly successful – adhesive bonding. Known for thousands of years, adhesive bonding has become as important as other joining techniques as a result of the pace of developments in recent years. In many areas, this bonding technology has become a key technology. Virtually, all solid materials can be connected with one another using adhesives. Although bonding fibre reinforced polymeric composites to the concrete substrate is a relatively simple technique, the proper installation of the fibre reinforced polymeric composites is essential to ensure the adequate performance of the hybrid system. Since the installation procedures differ from one system to another, appropriate specifications will be clearly presented. The paper will include requirements to provide a quality joint assembly, meaning the special pre-treatments of the concrete surface. The material to be bonded is cleaned and prepared so that adhesives can adhere better to them.
Key Words:
Fibre reinforced polymeric composites (FRP); concrete; adhesive; hybrid structures; bonding techniques.
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