1. DeGarmo’s Materials and Processes in Manufacturing
Chapter 34: Adhesive Bonding, Mechanical Fastening, and Joining of Nonmetals
DeGarmo’s Materials and Processes in Manufacturing

2. 34.1 Adhesive Bonding

3. Common Types of Adhesives by Products

4. Consumption of Adhesives by End-Use

5. Common Structural Adhesives

6. Advantages/Disadvantages of Adhesives

7. Stresses in Adhesive Joints
FIGURE 34-3 Types of stresses
in adhesive-bonded joints.

8. Adhesive Joint Design FIGURE 34-4 Possible designs
of adhesive-bonded joints and a
rating of their performance in
service.

9. Adhesive Corners FIGURE 34-5 Adhesively bonded corner and angle joint
designs.

10. Failure Modes FIGURE 34-6 Failure modes of adhesive joints.
(a) Adhesive failure, (b) cohesive failure within
the adhesive, and (c) cohesive failure within the
substrate

11. 34.2 Mechanical Fastening

12. Types of Integral Fasteners
FIGURE 34-7 Several types of integral fasteners: (a) lanced tab to fasten wires or cables to sheet
or plate; (b) and (c) assembly through folded tabs and slots for different types of loading; (d) use of a flattened embossed protrusion; (e) single-lock seam.

13. Discrete Fasteners FIGURE 34-8 Various types
of discrete fasteners, including
a nail, screw, nut and bolt,
two-side access supported
rivet, one-side access blind
rivet, quick-release fastener,
and snap-fit.

14. 34.3 Joining of Plastics

15. Hot Gas Welding FIGURE 34-9 Using a hot-gas torch to make a weld in
plastic pipe

16. 34.4 Joining of Ceramics and Glass

17. 34.5 Joining of Composites