CertBond // COST Action CA18120 // Reliable roadmap for certification of bonded primary structures
Date: 6, 7 & 8 September 2023
Venue: Seville, Spain
The Certbond final conference took place in Seville, aiming at summarizing our past activities and providing a glimpse into the future of our network, Post-Certbond in a nice friendly atmosphere.
Please see further information (practical information and technical programme) in the book.
The second Certbond Training School took place at the University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal, from 17 to 19 October 2022.
CERTBOND session @ 20th European Conference on Composite Materials – ECCM20
Date: 26-30 June 2022
Venue: Lausanne, Switzerland
Website: www.eccm20.org
Papers to be presented @ CERTBOND sessions
We would like to inform you on the planned Action activities for our current grant period running from 1st of November 2021 until 31st of October 2022:
(1) Our COST Action will financially support a limited number of action participants based on their abstract submitted to the special session CERTBOND. The support will consist of travelling and accommodation reimbursement for the special session CERTBOND and will not include the conference fees. In case there is more participants than the number of reimbursements the budget allows, a selection process will be performed based on COST policies. Please note that for these two conferences, COST cannot award ITC CG.
(2) ITC CG –Greece has been added to the new list of ITC (for the update list of ITC: https://www.cost.eu/uploads/2021/10/Annex-I-level-A-Country-and-Organisations-Table-REVISION.pdf)
Date: 24-25 May 2022
Place: University of Patras, Patras, Greece
CERTBOND session @ Challenging Glass Conference 8
Date: 23-24 June 2022
Venue: Ghent University
Website: https://www.challengingglass.com/
Full Program: https://www.challengingglass.com/#program
Papers to be presented @ CERTBOND sessions
Nondestructive analysis of debonding in a honeycomb composite sandwich panel Kaleeswaran
BALASUBRAMANIAM, Poland
A lightweight floor system based on sandwich panel
PolandPier Giovanni BENZO, Portugal
Structural glass facades subjected to seismic loading
Afonso MESQUITA, Portugal
Vitroceramic coatings bonded to metallic implants for dental and orthopaedic applications
Cristina BUSUIOC, Romania
Post-tensioned glass beams with adhesively bonded tendons
Jagoda CUPAC, Germany
Application of laser shock peening on high elastic limit steels for power transmission components
Maxime GUERBOIS, France
Development of structural connection joints for adhesively bonded glass–plastic-composite panels
Julian HÄNIG, Germany
Interleaving thermoplastic non-woven veils to enhance the structural behaviour of co-cured composite joints
Oğuzcan İNAL, UK
Finite element analysis of point fixed laminated glass panels under distributed load: A comparison between mechanical and bonded fixing solution
Eliana INCA, Portugal
Adhesive selection for the realization of a bonded edge seal for fluid filled IGU’S
Alina JOACHIM, Germany
A parametric study of friction riveting on the disimilar joint formation and strength
Damjan KLOBČAR, Slovenia
On the improvement of adhesion between glass and polymeric materials
Gregorio MARIGGIÒ, Italy
Effects of temperature and peel-rate on fracture energy in the peeling process of a commercial safety film by considering a variable peel-angle q
Silvana MATTEI, Italy
Propagation simulation of multiple cracks in adhesively bonded composite joints
Lukas MÜNCH, Germany
In search of the holy grail of adhesives for cast glass structures: two contradictory case studies, the crystal houses façade in Amsterdam and a small glass pavilion in Greenland
Faidra OIKONOMOPOULOU, The Netherlands
Numerical simulation of laser shock paint stripping on aircraft aluminum substrates
Kosmas PAPADOPOULOS, Greece
Influence of elevated temperature on glued-in steel rods for CLT element
Nikola PERKOVIĆ, Croatia
Epoxy-PVB composite binder reinforced with nanostructures of WS2
Danica BAJIĆ, Servia
Data fusion based damage study using electromechanical impedance method
Shishir KUMAR SINGH, Poland
Adhesion capability of eco-epoxy adhesives synthesized by the addition of modified tannic acid
Nataša Z. TOMIĆ, Serbia
Dynamical mechanical analysis and fracture toughness of carbon reinforced epoxy composites
UrošTRDAN, Slovenia
Adhesion tests and laser stripping process of paint using shock waves: application to aeronautical parts in al alloys and CFRP
Selen UNALDI, France
The application of adhesives for connecting structural glass strips to existing timber joists
Žiga UNUK, Slovenia
Structural performance of embedded liquid-laminated glass connections
Stratis VOLAKOS, UK
Tests of the embedded laminated connection for glass structures
Michaela ZDRAŽILOVÁ, Czech Republic
Mechanical properties of glass-metal adhesive connection under elevated temperature
Markéta ZIKMUNDOVÁ, Czech Republic
In search of the holy grail of adhesives for cast glass structures: two contradictory case studies, the crystal houses façade in Amsterdam and a small glass pavilion in Greenland
– Faidra OIKONOMOPOULOU, The Netherlands.
Date: 22-23 September 2021
Place: University of Trieste, Trieste, Italy
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Date: 31st March, 2021
Format: Webinar
Date: 11-12 January 2021
Place: Virtual Meeting
COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is a funding agency for research and innovation networks. Our Actions help connect research initiatives across Europe and enable scientists to grow their ideas by sharing them with their peers. This boosts their research, career and innovation.
Bonded structures deal with very distinct fields, such as materials science, surface science, physics and structural mechanics. Nevertheless, in order to achieve industrial progress, an interdisciplinary approach has to be adopted in order to address the challenges of this topic. CertBond Cost action brings together experts in those different fields aiming to enable the implementation of composite bonded joints in primary structures.
Grant Holder
Technische Universiteit Delft (TU Delft)
Postbus 5 // 2600 AA Delft
The Netherlands
Start of Action: March 4, 2019
End of Action: March 3, 2023
Action Email: info@certbond.eu
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