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- 2017Multiobjective optimization of mechanical properties based on the composition of adhesivescitations
- 2016Optimal design of adhesive composition in footwear industry based on creep rate minimizationcitations
- 2015Surface treatment effect in thermoplastic rubber and natural leather for the footwear industrycitations
- 2015Effect of the surface treatment in polyurethane and natural leather for the footwear industrycitations
- 2012A variability study on the response of composite structures based on sensitivity indices
- 2006A hierarchical genetic algorithm with age structure for multimodal optimal design of hybrid compositescitations
- 2004Preform optimal design in metal forging using genetic algorithmscitations
- 2004Optimisation of shape and process parameters in metal forging using genetic algorithmscitations
- 2002Optimal cutting conditions in turning of particulate metal matrix composites based on experiment and a genetic search modelcitations
- 2002A multilevel genetic algorithm for optimization of geometrically nonlinear stiffened composite structurescitations
- 2001Optimal drilling of particulate metal matrix composites based on experimental and numerical procedurescitations
- 2001Optimisation of cutting conditions in machining of aluminium matrix composites using a numerical and experimental modelcitations
- 2000A multilevel approach to optimization of bulk forming processes
- 2000An approach to reliability based design of composite structures under dynamic response
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Effect of the surface treatment in polyurethane and natural leather for the footwear industry
Abstract
This aim of this paper is to analyse the peel strength of an adhesive joint with various types of surface treatments in order to contribute to the research and development of adhesives for the footwear industry. In the shoe industry, the adhesive properties are very important to ensure the quality of manufacture of the shoe. To better understand the behaviour of the adhesive joint, it is important to measure the peel resistance of the adhesive and use it to adjust the manufacturing process. For this work, joints were manufactured using natural leather, polyurethane (PU) and a solvent based polyurethane non structural adhesive. The influences of the application of physical surface treatments and/or primer on substrates in the peel strength of a T joint were analyzed. Several tests were used to characterize the surfaces of the substrates, including Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) and contact angle measurements. It was found that certain surface treatments are required to obtain an adhesive joint capable of satisfying the minimum requirements of the shoes manufacturing sector.