Technology has brought about the age of convenience, but at a hefty
cost. As a result of a growing production demand on a global scale,
adhesive bonding operations also generate a huge amount of
hazardous waste. Adhesive bonding, an integral step in
manufacturing across several sectors, is one of many culprits of
the unprecedented overproduction and environmental burden of
municipal, industrial, and hazardous waste. If a cleaner, greener
bonding process is formulated, hazardous waste production can be
reined in and the world can be safer. Using Lasers as Safe
Alternatives for Adhesive Bonding: Emerging Research and
Opportunities is a pivotal reference source that analyzes the new
conditions for laser processing in the context of adhesive bonding.
The book includes the results of experimental research, giving
grounds to believe that laser technology has a future in the
preparation of products for bonding. From this research, the book
presents conclusions for eliminating poisonous chemicals, a threat
to humans and the environment, and the burden of liquid and solid
waste. It further outlines limitations and requirements imposed on
people, such as the need to use personal protective equipment, to
establish specific work procedures to ensure the safety of working
with lasers, with a view to the future implementation of laser
technology in manufacturing facilities. Featuring coverage of a
wide range of topics including static strength, surface
preparation, and beam impact, this book is ideally designed for
engineers, policymakers, researchers, academicians, and students.
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