Corrosion Effect on the Adhesive Strength of a Contact between a Hard Indenter and a Soft Elastomer: An Experimental Study
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https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe68.5.349Keywords:
corrosion, elastomer, adhesive strength, indentation, quasi-static contactAbstract
The influence of the duration of a contact between a steel indenter susceptible to the corrosion and a water-containing gelatin-based elastomer on the contact adhesive strength has been studied. It is shown that the growth in the contact duration leads to the substantial contact strengthening. As a result, the contact becomes so strong that the pulling of the indenter out of the elastomer causes the destruction of the elastomer surface.
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