The shear strength of the adhesive in air shows a decreasing trend with increasing temperature (RT-600 °C), followed by an increase (600–1200 °C).
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Effect of Heat Treatment under Different Atmospheres on the Bonding Properties and Mechanism of Ceramiziable Heat-Resistant Adhesive.
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Moreover, the TG curve of the adhesive does not show a significant trend of weight increase after 700 °C, indicating that the inorganic particles mostly act as an inert filler and do not react as much as in the air, and only a small number of TiB 2 particles may react with the resin pyrolysis products to maintain the weight of the adhesive.
The weight of Mo-PF decreases with increasing temperature, while the weight of ceramizable adhesive exhibits an overall trend of initially decreasing and then increasing.
The bonding strength of Al 2 O 3 joints showed a trend of initially decreasing and then increasing after different temperature heat treatment in air, with the shear strength reaching a maximum value of 25.68 MPa after treatment at 1200 °C.