Development of Foam Adhesive Remover for Aircraft Applications

In the deep repair process of aircraft wing endplates, spoiler and other parts, the efficient removal of foam adhesive without damaging the aluminum alloy has been paid much attention in the field of aviation repair.In this study,the cured products of foam adhesive were analyzed using infrared spect...

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Main Author: DING Meng, ZHU Hao, TAN Xuecai, CAI Peng, YANG Zongbang
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Published: Editorial Department of Materials Protection 2024-12-01
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description In the deep repair process of aircraft wing endplates, spoiler and other parts, the efficient removal of foam adhesive without damaging the aluminum alloy has been paid much attention in the field of aviation repair.In this study,the cured products of foam adhesive were analyzed using infrared spectroscopy and thermogravimetric analysis.Based on the swelling theory, dichloromethane was identified as the primary solvent for the adhesive remover.TiO2-modified SiO2 nanocapsules were introduced into dichloromethane as adsorbents and slow-release agents to reduce VOC emissions, extend the operating time of the adhesive remover, and improve its performance through mechanisms such as physical adsorption, physical isolation and slow release.Meanwhile, paraffin and polyethylene sheets were used as surface barriers, and Halox630 corrosion inhibitor was added to the formulation of the adhesive remover to effectively reduce the volatilization of the remover and the corrosion of the substrate.Results showed that the developed foam adhesive remover exhibited excellent degumming performance on residual foam adhesive on the surface of aluminum alloy, as well as outstanding softening and swelling effects on thermosetting adhesives.
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spelling doaj-art-8ea50058a8ef434db6f0afd4a32ab38f2025-01-14T07:51:36ZzhoEditorial Department of Materials ProtectionCailiao Baohu1001-15602024-12-01571215415910.16577/j.issn.1001-1560.2024.0281Development of Foam Adhesive Remover for Aircraft ApplicationsDING Meng, ZHU Hao, TAN Xuecai, CAI Peng, YANG Zongbang0(1.Lingyun Technology Group Co., Ltd., Wuhan 430040, China;2.Lingyun (Yichang) Aviation Equipment Engineering Co., Ltd., Yichang 444100, China;3.School of Material Science and Engineering, Wuhan Institute of Technology, Wuhan 430074, China)In the deep repair process of aircraft wing endplates, spoiler and other parts, the efficient removal of foam adhesive without damaging the aluminum alloy has been paid much attention in the field of aviation repair.In this study,the cured products of foam adhesive were analyzed using infrared spectroscopy and thermogravimetric analysis.Based on the swelling theory, dichloromethane was identified as the primary solvent for the adhesive remover.TiO2-modified SiO2 nanocapsules were introduced into dichloromethane as adsorbents and slow-release agents to reduce VOC emissions, extend the operating time of the adhesive remover, and improve its performance through mechanisms such as physical adsorption, physical isolation and slow release.Meanwhile, paraffin and polyethylene sheets were used as surface barriers, and Halox630 corrosion inhibitor was added to the formulation of the adhesive remover to effectively reduce the volatilization of the remover and the corrosion of the substrate.Results showed that the developed foam adhesive remover exhibited excellent degumming performance on residual foam adhesive on the surface of aluminum alloy, as well as outstanding softening and swelling effects on thermosetting adhesives.http://www.mat-pro.com/fileup/1001-1560/PDF/20241218.pdffoam adhesive; remover; swelling theory; slow-release; corrosion inhibitor
spellingShingle DING Meng, ZHU Hao, TAN Xuecai, CAI Peng, YANG Zongbang
Development of Foam Adhesive Remover for Aircraft Applications
Cailiao Baohu
foam adhesive; remover; swelling theory; slow-release; corrosion inhibitor
title Development of Foam Adhesive Remover for Aircraft Applications
title_full Development of Foam Adhesive Remover for Aircraft Applications
title_fullStr Development of Foam Adhesive Remover for Aircraft Applications
title_full_unstemmed Development of Foam Adhesive Remover for Aircraft Applications
title_short Development of Foam Adhesive Remover for Aircraft Applications
title_sort development of foam adhesive remover for aircraft applications
topic foam adhesive; remover; swelling theory; slow-release; corrosion inhibitor
url http://www.mat-pro.com/fileup/1001-1560/PDF/20241218.pdf
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