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SYMPOSIUM ON ADHESION AND ADHESIVES

Presented at the

THIRD PACIFIC AREA NATIONAL MERTINO

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING MATERIALS

San Francisco, Calif., October 15, 1959

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ASTM Special Technical Publication No. 271

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FOREWORD

The first three papers in this publication were presented during the Symposium on Adhesion and Adhesives given at the Third Pacific Area National Meeting of ASTM in San Francisco, October 15, 1959. The symposium was sponsored by Subcommittee XI on Metal Bonding Ad­hesives of Committee D-14 on Adhesives. Arrangements for the sym­posium were made by Steven Yurcnka, Narmco Industries. Presiding at the session were Mr. G. J. Grieve, DcSoto Chemical Coatings, Inc., who served as presiding officer and Mr. Yurenka who served as the technical chairman.

Two additional significant contributions to the adhesives field have been included:

The paper by D. A. George, H. R. Butzlaff, and John Mandel covers the final report including the statistical data of a study undertaken by Committee D-14 on Adhesives to determine the effects of increases in rates of loading in Method (D 1002 - 53 T j .

The paper "Bonded Metal-to-Metal Shear Testing" by L. R. Luns-ford, was presented at the Symposium on Shear and Torsion Testing helil in Atlantic City, N. J., during the Sixty-third Annual Meeting of the Society on June 28, 1960, and as such appears in Special Technical Publication So. 289. Due to its particular value to the adhesives field, it is also included in this publication.

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NOTE.—The Society is not responsible, as a body, for the statements

and opinions advanced in this publication.

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Introduction—Steven Yurenka 1 Lap-Shear and Creep Testing of Metal-to-Metal Adhesive Bonds in Germany—

K. F. Hahn 3 Elevated Temperature Resistant Metal-to-Metal Adhesives Derived from Organic-

Inorganic Polymer Systems—E. C. Janis 18 Preliminary Evaluation of Ceramic Adhesives for Stainless Steel—L. E. Gates and

W. E. Lent 37 Tensile Shear Strength of Adhesive Bonded Metals as a Function of the Rate of

Loading—D. A. George, H. R. Butzloff, and John Mandel 47 Bonded Metal-to-Metal Shear Testing—L. R. Lunsford 54

Discussion 64

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