Debonding occurs when an adhesive stops sticking (adhering) to an adherend or substrate material. The adhesive does not have to be an organic, polymeric material; it could be an …

All debonding technologies are designed to enable the controlled separation of bonded substrates by reducing the bond strength through specific triggers such as heat, electricity, or immersion.

Oct 5, 2025 · Debonding is a material failure process where a separation occurs between two surfaces that were previously bonded together. This is a common point of failure in …

Apr 28, 2024 · Debonding refers to the intentional separation of two bonded surfaces, often in manufacturing, whereas disbonding typically indicates an unintended separation due to failure …

Debonding refers to the separation of two materials at their interface, often occurring in composite materials where layers or components lose their adhesive connection.

Learn how four pioneering debonding mechanisms are redefining what's possible - powering a new era of adhesive technology. Low-voltage electricity causes electrochemical reactions and …

The bond between the overlay and the existing slab is to ensure monolithic behavior. The loss of bond strength, termed as debonding of overlay, due to various reasons is a major durability …

Jul 29, 2025 · Debonding is the failure of the plaster to properly adhere to the concrete shell beneath it—usually gunite or shotcrete. Instead of bonding securely, the plaster lifts away from …

Nov 25, 2025 · Debonding refers to the removal of brackets, bondable tubes, buttons, and adhesive used to bond, as well as restoring the form and surface of teeth. The process of …

The boundary conditions for debonding processes must be practical and comply with occupational safety and environmental regulations. Ideally, after debonding the adhesive should not adhere …