Thermoplastics welding method

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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156275, 156294, 264 466, 285292, B29C 1906

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ABSTRACT:
A welding method for joining self-supporting structures made of thermoplastics by assembling said structures to form an area of mutual overlap, generating heat in said area to produce a welding zone having an elevated temperature and containing said thermoplastics in an at least plastic state for mutual coalescence of said structures in said area; an expanding agent is provided in the welding zone to generate a gas pressure therein for promoting coalescence of the weld. The invention is particularly suitable for welding tubes and other pipeline elements, such as fittings or sleeves, of thermoplastics and produces a tumescent weld which fills any macroscopic voids while including a plurality of minute closed cell voids.

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