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NEVEU, Pauline. "Couchsurfing : la distinction touristique par la rencontre." Téoros 36, no. 1 (May 12, 2017). http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1042482ar.
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Djilali, Toufik. "Élaboration d'une solution de collage pour les assemblages travaillant à haute et basse température : le Joint Multi-adhésif : mise en oeuvre de la solution technologique et prédiction de son comportement en service." Toulouse, INPT, 2007. http://ethesis.inp-toulouse.fr/archive/00000625/.
Full textThis work is dealing with a bonding solution associating two adhesives in a same joint without interdiffusion for railways transport application. This concept, called Multi-Adhesive Joint, is a combination of an adhesive for high temperatures use (High Temperature Adhesive (HTA)) and another for low temperatures (LTA) because of a large temperature range in use. We have formulated and thermo-mechanically tested epoxy/silicone "hybrid" adhesive by changing the silicone content. From ageing studies in several thermal conditions, degradation behaviours are investigated and predictive laws are established. In addition, numerical simulations modelize the mixed-joints behaviour subjected to creep solicitations
Sokolova, Olga. "Systèmes hybrides pour application automobile." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012STRAE027.
Full textIn this thesis the investigation focused on the mechanical and forming properties of non-reinforced and locally reinforced metal/polymer/metal sandwiches, used for the further manufacturing of automotive parts. The physical-chemical properties for bonding as well as the deep drawing and stretching behaviour of such sandwiches were studied too. It was observed, that the preliminary surface treatment as corona and/or plasma strongly influence the surface morphology of the PP-PE foil by activating the polymer surface. A new method to insert local reinforcements in the pre-fabricated sandwich was developed after optimizing the conditions for bonding in the roll-bonding process. The sandwiches without the local plate inlays show the high formability compared to the seel mono-materials. The deformation behaviour of sandwiches depends strongly on the size, shape and the position of the inlays to forming
Djouani, Fatma. "Collage en génie civil : interfaces époxy-ciment et renforcement de résines époxy par des nanocomposites argile/polymère." Paris 7, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA077153.
Full textIn the field the civil engineering, the durability of the concrete assemblies using adhesives is widely conditioned by the properties of the interface between the resin and the mineral support (concrete). In this context we were interested, at first, in the molecular interactions in the interface between an epoxy resin and cement paste by a several technical approach based on the spectroscopy XPS and IR, the DSC, and inverse gas chromatography (IGC). Besides, the study by " small area XPS " of the interphase of cement paste / adhesive revealed, on a sample in conditions Real, the structural modification of the lines Ca2p, N1s and Cl s, what lets think that this zone is the seat of chemical reactions facilitating the adhesion substrate-resin. Seen the complex structure of cement pastes, we were secondly interested in the interactions between the mains hydrated products of cements (model compounds) and the epoxy resin. Finally, we strengthened the epoxy resin by exfoliated nanocomposites MMT/PGMA (where PGMA is thé poly(methacrylate of glycidyl)) obtained by ATRP. These nanocomposites were characterized by various methods to know XRD, XPS, TGA, FTIR. We then characterized the viscoelastic properties of the ternary mixtures MMT/PGMA/epoxy resin
Paroissien, Eric. "Contribution aux assemblages hybrides (boulonnés/collés) - Application aux jonctions aéronautiques." Phd thesis, Université Paul Sabatier - Toulouse III, 2006. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00171103.
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