adhesive joint deformation

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• Résistance initiale d'une colle ou d'un adhésif — Écartement de deux plaques rigides séparées par un mince film de matériau incompressible. La déformation de cisaillement représentée ici induit une forte dépression dans le matériau. Cette dépression déclenche la cavitation dans un adhésif (voir… …   Wikipédia en Français