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'INTRODUCTION'
Pages 3-4

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... Thus it appears that progress in establishing the reliability of adhesive bonds under severe conditions is the key to allowing the significant potential gains that may come from extensive structural use of adhesive bonds. It seems likely that the technology needed to overcome the remaining deterrents to the structural use of adhesives could be developed soon if appropriate efforts were directed to this objective.
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... The Navy has a massive problem with bond failure in sonar transducers, and bond failure has been identified as one of the causes of the Army's tank track pad problem. Another important topic not covered in the workshop is the severe effects expected with chemical decontaminants, in particular the highly corrosive DS2.
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  • aerospace products
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  • wet conditions

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  • chemical decontaminants
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  • airframe manufacturing
  • workshop finally


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