Welding of plastics - Introduction into heating by radiation

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For welding of plastics, various procedures of heat transfer are presently in use. Non-contact heating by radiation allows heating, e.g., without contamination of a heated tool and makes heating faster by volume-absorption of the material. Presently infra-red lamps and infra-red laser beams are in use for welding of plastics. This paper wants to give an introduction into the physical principles of heating by infra-red radiation, wants to divide between surface and volume absorption of different materials and wants to give a survey about the advantages and disadvantages of infra-red lamps and lasers.

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Bonten, C., & Tüchert, C. (2002). Welding of plastics - Introduction into heating by radiation. Journal of Reinforced Plastics and Composites, 21(8), 699–709. https://doi.org/10.1177/073168402128988436

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