Abstract
A simple and environmentally friendly technique has been proposed to form a composite structure of high interfacial bonding strength between polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) and aluminum alloy (Al). The Al substrate is modified through anodization and enlarging treatments. The influences of injection temperature on the anodic aluminum oxide film surface on the interfacial bond strength of the formed PPS-Al is discussed. The results revealed that when the injection temperature of PPS was set at 310°C, the bonding strength increased to 18.0 MPa. The adhesive strength exhibits a clear dependency on the injection temperature. At higher injection temperatures, PPS exhibits higher flowability and better penetration into nanoscale pores, resulting in a strong interlocking between PPS and anodized aluminum alloy.
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