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- 2024Investigating the influence of additive polymer molecular weights on the mechanical performance of recycled thermoplastic composites
- 2024Direct observation of the fracture behavior of the polyether ketone ketone (PEKK) spherulitescitations
- 2023Designer Adhesives for Tough and Durable Interfaces in High-Performance Ti-Carbon PEKK Hybrid Jointscitations
- 2023Adhesion and mechanical performance of co-consolidated titanium-thermoplastic composite joints
- 2022Characterization of the water–titanium interaction and its effect on the adhesion of titanium-C/PEKK jointscitations
- 2022The role of process induced polymer morphology on the fracture toughness of titanium-PEKK interfacescitations
- 2021Effect of grit-blasting on the fracture toughness of hybrid titanium-thermoplastic composite jointscitations
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Characterization of the water–titanium interaction and its effect on the adhesion of titanium-C/PEKK joints
Abstract
<p>This study investigates the mechanisms governing the degradation of co-consolidated titanium-C/PEKK interfaces. Atomic force microscopy was used to demonstrate that the titanium-oxide surface adsorbs moisture. Combined with the diffusion of water molecules through the composite tape material, this causes a severe deterioration of the co-consolidated titanium-C/PEKK interfacial toughness, as measured by means of a mandrel peel test on conditioned specimen. A partial recovery of the interfacial toughness after drying of the specimens indicates that the degradation is reversible, providing evidence that the interaction between titanium and C/PEKK is predominantly characterized by secondary bonds.</p>