Reference : Influence of laser ablation and plasma surface treatment on the joint strength of la...
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Influence of laser ablation and plasma surface treatment on the joint strength of laser welded aluminum-polyamide assemblies
English
Al Sayyad, Adham mailto [University of Luxembourg > Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication (FSTC) > Engineering Research Unit >]
Bardon, Julien mailto [Luxembourg Institute of Science & Technology - LIST]
Hirchenhahn, Pierre mailto [University of Namur]
Mertz, Gregory mailto [Luxembourg Institute of Science & Technology - LIST]
Haouari, Cherazade mailto [Luxembourg Institute of Science & Technology - LIST > > > ; Polytech’ Lille]
Laurent, Houssiau mailto [University of Namur]
Plapper, Peter mailto [University of Luxembourg > Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication (FSTC) > Engineering Research Unit >]
14-Sep-2017
No
International
Journées Nationales des Procédés Laser pour l'Industrie - JNPLI 2017
fron 13-09-2017 to 14-09-2017
Club Laser et Procédés
Strasbourg
France
[en] Laser welding ; polymer ; metal ; surface treatment ; hybrid structures ; plasma surface modification ; dissimilar welding
[en] Laser assembly of a metal with a polymer is an innovative process for the development of hybrid lightweight structures.
It was already demonstrated that surface treatment of aluminum prior to laser joining has a critical influence on joint strength of laser assembly with polyamide. In this work, further investigation of the influence of surface treatment prior to laser assembly is carried out. In particular, two kind of surface modification pretreatments of aluminum, laser ablation and plasma surface modification, in combination with plasma surface pretreatment of polyamide, were investigated. Surface properties of aluminum and polyamide after pretreatment are compared to their untreated state. More precisely, surface chemistry, surface energy and roughness characteristics are evaluated by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), sessile drop tests and 3D profilometry, respectively. Joint strength of laser assembly of treated aluminum and polyamide is reported. The more influential surface characteristics for the improvement of joint strength are determined, paving the way to significant advances in metal-polymer laser assembly technology.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10993/32794
FnR ; FNR10861142 > Peter Plapper > LaserSTAMP > Laser And Surface Treatment Assisted Metal Polymer Assembly > 01/09/2016 > 31/08/2019 > 2015

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