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Overview – JOINING MATERIALS Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The student will be able to… Demonstrate a knowledge of the main methods of joining materials – metallurgical processes, mechanical joining and adhesive/chemical bonding

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Page 1: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

Overview – JOINING MATERIALSOverview – JOINING MATERIALS

OPTION The student will learn about…

The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques

The student will be able to…

• Demonstrate a knowledge of the main methods of joining materials – metallurgical processes, mechanical joining and adhesive/chemical bonding

Page 2: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESJOINING TECHNIQUES

Metallurgical

Brazing

Soldering

Mechanical

Screw Fasteners

Compression Joints

Riveting

Sheet Metal Folding

Adhesive

Natural

Elastomer

Thermoplastic

Thermoset

Toughened

P

P

NP

NP

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P = Permanent

NP = Non-permanent

Page 3: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSES

MECHANICALScrew FastenersThese are non-permanent methods of joining materials. There is a very wide variety of screw fasteners available they include;•Woodscrews•Self-drilling/tapping screws•Machine screws•Furniture screws•Bolts•Compression Joints

Page 4: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSES

MECHANICALScrew FastenersWoodscrews

Page 5: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMECHANICALScrew FastenersWoodscrews

Wood Screw Pozi Head CSK Wood Screws Round Head Slotted

Page 6: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMECHANICALScrew FastenersFurniture Screws

Furniture Screws & ‘Knock Down’ fittings

Page 7: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMECHANICALScrew FastenersKnock Down Fittings

Page 8: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMECHANICALSelf Drilling/Tapping Screws

Page 9: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMECHANICALMachine Screws

Page 10: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMECHANICALBolts

Hexagon Socket Head

Hexagon Flange Bolts

Page 11: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMECHANICALNuts & Washers

Page 12: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMECHANICALCompression Fittings

Straight Coupling Equal Tee

Used primarily in plumbing applications

Page 13: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMECHANICALPop Rivets

Pop Riveting Tool with Threaded Inserts

This is a permanent joining process

Page 14: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMECHANICALRivets

These are used for permanent joints in steel plate

Snap Head Rivet Countersunk Rivet

Page 15: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMETALURGICALSoldering

Electric Cable

Replaceable TipInsulated Handle

Electric Soldering Iron

Page 16: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMETALURGICALSoldering

Soldering Iron Stand Soldering Wire

Page 17: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMETALURGICALSoldering a Component on A Circuit Board

Soldering Iron

Circuit BoardFoil

Component Lead

The soldering iron tip is placed against the lead and the circuit board foil. Both are heated for 3 or 4 seconds

Page 18: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMETALURGICALSoldering a Component on A Circuit Board

Cored Solder Wire

The solder is applied to the lead opposite the soldering iron. It is the heated lead and circuit board foil that melts the solder

Page 19: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMETALURGICALSoldering a Component on A Circuit Board

Molten Solder

As the solder melts it flows around the connection and forms a good conductive joint with the foil. The soldering wire and the soldering iron are then withdrawn and the joint is allowed to cool

Page 20: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMETALURGICALBrazing

Brazing Hearth

Brazing Torch

Firebrick

Page 21: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSES

METALURGICALBrazing

Brazing Torch

Brazing Rod (Spelter)

Whole of joint area is heated and it is the heated joint that melts the Spelter

Page 22: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESMETALURGICALBrazing

Typical Brazing Applications

Page 23: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSES

AdhesivesNatural AdhesivesThese are made from natural ingredients rather than being fabricated synthetically from chemicals.

Sources•Animal based•Fish based•Vegetable based

Page 24: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESAdhesivesNatural AdhesivesSome natural adhesives have the following properties, they can be;•Strong•Flexible•Waterproof•Soluble in water•Transparent

However they are not as strong as synthetic adhesives and are usually more expensive

Page 25: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESAdhesivesNatural AdhesivesAre often used in furniture and architectural restoration projects

They are also friendlier to the environment;•No chemicals released into the soil or atmosphere in production or use•No aggravation of chemical based allergies•Manufactured from renewable resources

Page 26: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESAdhesivesElastomer AdhesivesAre based on natural and synthetic rubbers. They set by solvent evaporation or heat curing. Used for flexible bonds in plastics and rubber

Type Description Materials

Natural Rubber Water resistant Rubber, plastics, steel, fabrics, wood, glass

Neoprene Contact adhesive Wood, metal, leather, plastics

Butyl Rubber Tyre repairs Rubber products

Polyurethane High strength joint Glass, polyurethane, plastic, metals

Silicone Rubber Sealant, space filling, water resistant, glazing

Silicone, glass, metals

Page 27: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESAdhesivesThermoplastic AdhesivesAre fusible, soluble but with poor heat and creep resistance

Type Description Materials

Polyvinyl Acetate (PVA) Emulsion type wood glue, poor resistance to water

Wood, metal, glass, ceramics

Cyanoacrylates Hardens in seconds based on catalytic action

Metal, plastics, ceramics, etc

Polyamines Applied hot – sets on cooling (hot glue gun)

Metal, wood, plastics, laminates

Anerobic Acrylic Acid Diesters

Locking and sealing nuts and threaded parts

Metals

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JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESAdhesivesThermoset AdhesivesHigh strength, suitable for high load assemblies and resistant to heat and cold. Comparable with the strength of welded or riveted joints

Type Description Materials

Resorcinol Resins Used in exterior plywood Wood and other porous materials

Polyesters (unsaturated) Hardens by chemical reaction, not evaporation – very little shrinkage

Binder for fibre glass

Epoxy Resin 2-part, high strength, little shrinkage

Metal, glass, elastomers, some plastics

Redux© adhesive (brand name)

High performance, aerospace, marine, automobiles

Metals

Page 29: Overview – JOINING MATERIALS OPTION The student will learn about… The methods by which materials are joined – permanent and semi-permanent techniques The

JOINING PROCESSESJOINING PROCESSESAdhesivesToughened AdhesivesResearch has led to the development of high strength, toughened adhesives.

They have small rubber-like particles dispersed throughout the glassy matrix.

This gives the adhesive a high resistance to crack formation