Improvement of the Assembly of Automobile Bodies by the Adhesive-Threaded Technology

A promising approach to the glue-threaded assembly of automotive bodies that can replace conventional riveting and glue-riveting technologies is described. The results of comparative strength tests of glue-threaded and glue-riveted joints are given for the samples made of carbon fiber and aluminum.

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Journal of Machinery Manufacture and Reliability
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1052618824701589
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Material Properties and Applications
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Improvement of the Assembly of Automobile Bodies by the Adhesive-Threaded Technology

Yu. V. Romanova, A. K. Anoprienko, F. A. Nedzel’skii
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Journal of Machinery Manufacture and Reliability
Material Properties and Applications
1.47
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Improvement of the Assembly of Automobile Bodies by the Adhesive-Threaded Technology

Yu. V. Romanova, A. K. Anoprienko, F. A. Nedzel’skii
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Abstract

A promising approach to the glue-threaded assembly of automotive bodies that can replace conventional riveting and glue-riveting technologies is described. The results of comparative strength tests of glue-threaded and glue-riveted joints are given for the samples made of carbon fiber and aluminum.

Journal of Machinery Manufacture and ReliabilityVol. 53(S2)
Moscow Automobile and Road Construction State Technical University (RU), Institute of Machines Science (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Material Properties and Applications
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