第四章。绿色摩擦学应用中胶带的仿生附着系统

J. Puthoff
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纤维粘合剂的发展受到蜥蜴和节肢动物粘附系统的启发,为在新一代胶带中实施绿色原则提供了机会。在本章中,使用与每种粘合剂相关的核心物理概念描述了传统压敏粘合剂和仿生粘合剂之间性能的差异。然后,讨论了这些特性如何表明这些纤维材料的潜在好处,以及这些好处如何与之前列举的绿色摩擦学原理相对应。
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CHAPTER 4. Bioinspired Attachment Systems for Adhesive Tapes in Green Tribology Applications
The development of fibrillar adhesives inspired by the adhesion systems of lizards and arthropods presents opportunities to implement green principles in new generations of adhesive tapes. In this chapter, the differences in performance between traditional pressure-sensitive adhesives and bioinspired adhesives using the core physical concepts pertaining to each are described. Thereafter, how these properties indicate the potential benefits of these fibrillar materials, as well as how those benefits correspond with the previously enumerated principles of green tribology is discussed.
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