| Badly glued Padplanes [message #784] |
Mon, 16 August 2004 16:08  |
Clemens Adler
Messages: 42
Registered: March 2004
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From: *kip.uni-heidelberg.de
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Dear All,
The first padplanes we glued (by rolling glue onto the honeycomb) had (as I reported earlier at several occasions) the problem, that there are areas where the padplane is hanging in the air.
I just looked at the second padplane we glued together with Oleg and Sascha last november, and measured the effect again.
The areas which are not glued are ~50 micron higher than the surounding area, and they can be pressed down by ~100 micron, so they would be 50 micron below the surounding level. Those values, we agreed at the time, are within our limits. However, I think that slight overpressure could easily deform the padplane in those places after looking at them again.
I think we could fix it by drilling holes into the padplane and inserting glue. At least to fix the loose areas at some more points.
Now my question I would like to pose for discussion:
We would have to drill holes of ~1,5-1,8mm diameter into the padplane. This I would do at the end of a pad where 3 pads meet (to minimize the amount of pad space taken away).
I think a (small) reduction of pad area is more desirable than a pressure dependant gain.
But I would like to hear your opinion.
cheers,
Clemens
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| Re: Badly glued Padplanes [message #886 is a reply to message #786] |
Fri, 03 September 2004 10:37  |
Harald Appelshaeuser
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Registered: March 2004
Location: GSI
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From: kp1nbp016.gsi.de
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I agree with Chilo. On the other hand, couldnt you drill through the sandwich from other side and insert some glue from there?
Harry
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I would suggest not going through the trouble of drilling, filling, sanding down etc.
