Adhesive Compound Research Articles

Rock exfoliation in the unstable formations during underground mine working driving and selection of efficient adhesive compositions for strengthening

Purpose is to identify factors favouring rock exfoliation in roof of underground mine workings while operating Akbakay deposit and determine optimum structure of adhesive reagents for the rock strengthening taking into consideration mineralogical composition of the formation. Methods. The research was carried out in a lab environment. Chemical and ultimate composition of the rock mass samples was determined through x-ray diffraction method; the x-ray phase identification approach helped define their mineralogical composition. The optimum composition of adhesive reagents has been determined based upon the ambient temperature and hardening time. Viscosity durability of the adhesive compounds was assessed using a technique of uniaxial crack of the immovable samples. Statistical data processing involved determination of the required number of the samples to achieve the preset accuracy degree. Findings. Exfoliation of the fragments of both fractured and unstable rocks from Akbakai deposit depends upon availabi-lity of such chemically and mechanically unstable salts as dolomite, albite, and mirror stone. Epoxide reagent in 9 to 1 ratio with polyethylenepolyamine catalyzer has been identified as the most effective adhesive compound. Epoxy adhesives have demonstrated higher cohesive resistance to compare with polyurethane analogues, and better compliance with requirements as for viscosity and hardening time. Originality. Use of epoxy to strengthen both fissured and unstable rocks of Akbakai deposit containing mineral salts, helps increase tensile properties up to three times. Moreover, epoxies also demonstrate high adhesive characteristics; and they are resistant to moisture and temperature attacks being typical for mine environment. New logarithmic dependencies have been identified describing rock mass stability while applying the modified polyurethane with polyethylenepolyamine catalyzer in 9 to 1 ratio. Practical implications. Various types of reagents have been considered for safe and effective strengthening of underground mine workings in the fractured rock masses having a tendency to caving. The proposed adhesive reagents resist efficiently the external share loads and stresses increasing structural stability and safety of rock masses.

Cyanoacrylate vs. sutures in clean and clean-contaminated surgical wounds - a randomised control study.

Various techniques of closure of surgical incisions have been described ranging from various suture materials, staples and tapes to adhesive compounds. Cyanoacrylate is an adhesive compound available for surgical incision closure. Although sutures have been the preferred universal choice for surgical incision closure, glue is gaining popularity in specific places like pediatric injuries, facial injuries, laparoscopic incision closure, etc. This study aimed to compare the results between the application of cyanoacrylate and conventional suturing. In this randomized control study, patients were divided into two groups of 100 each. The surgical incisions were closed using cyanoacrylate glue in Group A patients and polyamide (EthilonTM 2-0) in Group B patients. Post-operative pain was assessed using Visual Analogue Scale on the first, third, and seventh day. The wounds were evaluated for complications on post-op days 1, 3, 7, and 30 using the ASEPSIS score. Cosmetic outcome was assessed at the end of first month using the Modified Hollander Cosmesis Scale. Post-operative pain was significantly less in the glue group on days 1, 3, and 7. Wound infection with dehiscence occurred in 4 cases (4 %) in Group A and one patient (1 %) in Group B, which was statistically insignificant. There was no significant difference in cosmetic outcomes in either Group. Cyanoacrylate is a good alternative to sutures in skin closure of clean and clean-contaminated surgical wounds.

Hydrophilic/Hydrophobic Janus Nanofibers Containing Compound K for Cartilage Regeneration.

Cartilage regeneration is a challenging issue due to poor regenerative properties of tissues. Electrospun nanofibers hold enormous potentials for treatments of cartilage defects. However, nanofibrous materials used for the treatment of cartilage defects often require physical and/or chemical modifications to promote the adhesion, proliferation, and differentiation of cells. Thus, it is highly desirable to improve their surface properties with functionality. We aim to design hydrophilic, adhesive, and compound K-loaded nanofibers for treatments of cartilage defects. Hydrophilic and adhesive compound K-containing polycaprolactone nanofibers (CK/PCL NFs) were prepared by coatings of gallic acid-conjugated chitosan (CHI-GA). Therapeutic effects of CHI-GA/CK/PCL NFs were assessed by the expression level of genes involved in the cartilage matrix degradation, inflammatory response, and lipid accumulations in the chondrocytes. In addition, Cartilage damage was evaluated by safranin O staining and immunohistochemistry of interleukin-1β (IL-1β) using OA animal models. To explore the pathway associated with therapeutic effects of CHI-GA/CK/PCL NFs, cell adhesion, phalloidin staining, and the expression level of integrins and peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor (PPARs) were evaluated. CHI-GA-coated side of the PCL NFs showed hydrophilic and adhesive properties, whereas the unmodified opposite side remained hydrophobic. The expression levels of genes involved in the degradation of the cartilage matrix, inflammation, and lipogenesis were decreased in CHI-GA/CK/PCL NFs owing to the release of CK. In vivo implantation of CHI-GA/CK/PCL NFs into the cartilage reduced cartilage degradation induced by destabilization of the medial meniscus (DMM) surgery. Furthermore, the accumulation of lipid deposition and expression levels of IL-1β was reduced through the upregulation of PPAR. CHI-GA/CK/PCL NFs were effective in the treatments of cartilage defects by inhibiting the expression levels of genes involved in cartilage degradation, inflammation, and lipogenesis as well as reducing lipid accumulation and the expression level of IL-1β via increasing PPAR.

Measurement of the Optical Constants of Sand Samples Using Ellipsometry on Sand-Adhesive Composites.

In order to model the propagation of light through a sand cloud, it is critical to have accurate data for the optical constants of the sand particles that comprise it. The same holds true for modeling propagation through particles of any type suspended in a medium. Few methods exist, however, to measure these quantities with high accuracy. In this paper, a characterization method based on spectroscopic ellipsometry (SE) that can be applied to a particulate material is presented. In this method, a polished disc of an adhesive compound is prepared, and its optical constants are measured. Next, a mixture of the adhesive and a sand sample is prepared and processed into a polished disc, and SE is performed. By treating the mixture as a Bruggeman effective medium, the optical constants of the particulate material are extracted. For verification of the proposed method, it is first applied to pure silica powder, demonstrating good agreement between measured optical constants and literature values. It is then applied to Arizona road dust, a standard reference material, as well as real desert sand samples. The resulting optical constant data is input into a rigorous scattering model to predict extinction coefficients for various types of sand. Modeling results are compared to spectroscopic measurements on static sand samples, demonstrating good agreement between predicted and measured spectral properties including the presence of a Christiansen feature near a wavelength of 8 µm.

Application of thermal annealing-assisted gold nanoparticles for ultrasensitive diagnosis of pancreatic cancer using localized surface plasmon resonance

Due to the very weak prognosis of pancreatic cancer, it is one of the most prevalent cancer fatalities. Early detection tests are necessary to recognize this disease before the late stages. In this study, a biosensor based on localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) has been created for early-stage detection of carbohydrate antigen-19–9 (CA-19–9) as an FDA-approved biomarker of pancreatic cancer. To fabricate gold nanoparticles (GNPs) on a glass substrate as a sensing platform, different thicknesses of gold thin film using the magnetron sputtering method were deposited on the substrate. Then, they were thermally annealed in a vacuum at different temperatures. Moreover, (3-mercaptopropyl) trimethoxysilane (MPTS) was used as an adhesive compound for the chemical bonding of the gold atoms on the glass substrate, and CA-19–9 antibodies were immobilized on gold nanostructures. The recognition of the specific antigens was measured by the corresponding wavelength and intensity shift in the LSPR peak. The limit of detection (LOD) is obtained as 0.0001 U/mL using the designed biosensor. This method was also applied for the human serum sample analysis as real samples and the results confirmed that the proposed LSPR based-biosensor is capable of detecting CA-19–9 as a biomarker for pancreatic cancer. The designed method offers an accurate and highly sensitive tool for clinical applications for the early and rapid detection of pancreatic cancer.

Кинетическая модель разрушения адгезионного соединения порошкового покрытия и металлического субстрата

Ageing quality kinetic model of adhesive compound of metals, when subjected to loadings by normal fracture method, is viewed. The results of the study of compound parameters effect on the pattern of change in the concentration of adhesive bonds are given. The article presents theoretical prediction of compound parameters for a safe ageing quality mode

Inadvertent side effects of fixed lingual retainers : An in vitro study.

To better understand the side effects of fixed lingual retainers by means of an in vitro study in atwo-tooth model determining the three-dimensional (3D) force-moment components acting at adjacent teeth combined with different composite-wire interfaces. Triple-stranded round retainer wires were embedded in cured disks of flowable composite. At one side the composite-wire interface was untreated and checked to be absolutely fix. At the other side the composite-wire interface was configured as either an isolated compound with (1)petroleum jelly coating, or an adhered compound with (2)no manipulation, (3)ethanol degreasing or (4)ethanol degreasing and rectangular bending of the wire ends. The 3D force-moment components were registered, while the intertooth distance was increased in steps of 0.01 mm leading to increasing tension of the wire. Measurements were repeated after artificially aging the specimens. Retainer wire specimens with adhered compound (2, 3, 4) showed negative vestibulo-oral moments ranging maximally each between -0.3 and -0.9 Nmm in opposite direction to positive moments of 1.9 Nmm for specimens with isolated compound1. Significant tipping moments occurred in the group with isolated compound at lower forces than in those groups with adhered compound. Similar effects were observed after artificial aging. Side effects emerge under specific circumstances: an altered adhesive compound combined with the presence of oral forces. Compounds with lost adhesion at the composite-wire interface showed rotational moments in the direction of the wire windings even during low tensile forces similar to those that may occur in clinical settings. Opposite rotational moments leading to unwinding of the wire may occur in cases with adhered compounds at higher tensile forces. Utilization of round triple-stranded retainer wires without bent ends are of higher risk to induce inadvertent side effects.

Performance evaluation of side-by-side optically coupled monolithic LYSO crystals.

BackgroundSignificant interest has been recently shown for using monolithic scintillation crystals in molecular imaging systems, such as positron emission tomography (PET) scanners. Monolithic‐based PET scanners result in a lower cost and higher sensitivity, in contrast to systems based on the more conventional pixellated configuration. The monolithic design allows one to retrieve depth‐of‐interaction information of the impinging 511 keV photons without the need for additional hardware materials or complex positioning algorithms. However, the so‐called edge‐effect inherent to monolithic‐based approaches worsens the detector performance toward the crystal borders due to the truncation of the light distribution, thus decreasing positioning accuracy.PurposeThe main goal of this work is to experimentally demonstrate the detector performance improvement when machine‐learning artificial neural‐network (NN) techniques are applied for positioning estimation in multiple monolithic scintillators optically coupled side‐by‐side.MethodsIn this work, we show the performance evaluation of two LYSO crystals of 33 × 25.4 × 10 mm3 optically coupled by means of a high refractive index adhesive compound (Meltmount, refractive index n = 1.70). A 12 × 12 silicon photomultiplier array has been used as photosensor. For comparison, the same detector configuration was tested for two additional coupling cases: (1) optical grease (n = 1.46) in between crystals, and (2) isolated crystals using black paint with an air gap at the interface (named standard configuration). Regarding 2D photon positioning (XY plane), we have tested two different methods: (1) a machine‐learning artificial NN algorithm and (2) a squared‐charge (SC) centroid technique.ResultsAt the interface region of the detector, the SC method achieved spatial resolutions of 1.7 ± 0.3, 2.4 ± 0.3, and 2.6 ± 0.4 mm full‐width at half‐maximum (FWHM) for the Meltmount, grease, and standard configurations, respectively. These values improve to 1.0 ± 0.2, 1.2 ± 0.2, and 1.2 ± 0.3 mm FWHM when the NN algorithm was employed. Regarding energy performance, resolutions of 18 ± 2%, 20 ± 2%, and 23 ± 3% were obtained at the interface region of the detector for Meltmount, grease, and standard configurations, respectively.ConclusionsThe results suggest that optically coupling together scintillators with a high refractive index adhesive, in combination with an NN algorithm, reduces edge‐effects and makes it possible to build scanners with almost no gaps in between detectors.

Comparative characteristics of the strength of adhesive systems of the fifth generation in the modification of the adhesive protocol

The main criterion for effective treatment in dental practice is the adhesive strength of materials. In our days high-quality fixation of materials achieved by the evolution of adhesive systems. Despite the fact that adhesive systems are developing rapidly each generation has a number of advantages and disadvantages that need to be worked on. The issue of optimizing adhesive systems is not completely understood and requires further study and improvement.Aim. The assessment of composite material adhesion strength with tooth hard tissues depending on the adhesive protocol used.Materials and methods. In preparation for the experimental study the teeth were randomly divided into 2 equal groups according to the number of adhesive protocols used. Group 1 samples were processed according to protocol 1 using a moisturizing agent. The samples of group 2 were processed according to protocol 2 using an antiseptic liquid. A sample of the adhesive compound «composite material – tooth» was placed in distilled water and kept in a thermostat at a temperature of (37,0±1,0) Celsius for 24 hours. Tests of the adhesive shear strength of prepared samples were carried out on the testing machine «SYNTHEZ 5».Conclusion. Preparation of the tooth hard tissues surface before restoration using various adhesive protocols is essential and affects the quality as well as the long-term of restoration. The introduction of a moisturizing or antiseptic liquid into the adhesive protocol increases the strength of adhesion.

Influence of Adhesive Compound Viscosity on the Strength Properties of 1.0503 Steel Sheets Adhesive Joints

Influence of Adhesive Compound Viscosity on the Strength Properties of 1.0503 Steel Sheets Adhesive Joints

Experimental investigation on reinforced concrete beams retrofitted with synthetic wraps

Recently fibre reinforced polymer composite material namely glass FRP, carbon FRP, basalt FRP etc., is being used as strengthening material. Each technique has its own merits and limitations. Experimental study have been conducted on Reinforced concrete beams which are externally strengthened with GFRP and CFRP as double layer one above the other and it is referred as Hybrid FRP techniques is attained with epoxy resin as adhesive compound. All the ingredients in the beam specimens were maintained with same consistency. A total six beams were cast for the experimental investigation. Out of that three were kept as control specimens and the remaining three were strengthened with double layer of CFRP and GFRP in the U-Wrap pattern. From the overall experimental investigation it can be observed that there is an appreciable increase in ultimate load carrying capacity of the beams strengthened with hybrid FRP laminates.

The choice of adhesive for the production of yarn glue method

It is proposed to use sericin, a component of silkworm cocoons, as an adhesive compound for the production of yarn by the adhesive method. An experiment was conducted to study the dependence of the adhesion forces of the binder to cellulose on the concentration of the adhesive substance on the example of solutions of PVA, PVA and sericin. A comparative analysis of this dependence is carried out. Mathematical models are constructed to predict the strength of the adhesive joint depending on the concentration of the adhesive composition. The calculation of the adhesion forces per one elementary fiber is carried out.

Обоснование выбора способа механической обработки поверхностей деталей машин, подлежащих склеиванию металлонаполненными клеящими композициями

In production and repair of mechanical engineering products, poor preparation of surfaces for gluing leads to a decrease in adhesion or even to the destruction of the adhesive bond. The level of strength of the adhesive bond is determined not only by the absence of contamination on the surfaces to be bonded, but also largely depends on the type of materials to be bonded, the properties of the adhesive used and the geometric parameters of the surface. The analysis results of the quality and roughness of aluminum and steel surfaces obtained by various methods of machining are discussed. The shear test results for adhesive joints are presented. The tests were carried out on adhesive joints of aluminum and steel substrates, the surfaces of which were treated with sanding belts with grit sizes P40, P80 and P120 before gluing. A metal-filled adhesive compound based on epoxy resin with the addition of 3% aluminum powder (by weight) was used as the glue. The character of destruction of the studied adhesive joints is described. Recommendations on method srelection for machining aluminum and steel materials before gluing are presented.

Adhesive compound of composite materials in conditions of accelerated climatic aging

Introduction. Pultruded fiberglass can be called the material of the future due to its properties — high strength, low weight, resistance to aggressive environment. Important aspects for the development of composite materials are surface treatment methods and methods of connecting structural elements. Glue compound has proven itself as the most effective, but there remains a need to conduct studies of its durability. The method of accelerated cyclic thermal tests allows to determine the expected changes in the strength of adhesive bonding in a short time.
 Materials and methods. Samples, which are three glued plates of SPPS fiberglass construction, were processed in a climate chamber and after each cycle they were tested on a GRM-1 machine. One climatic test cycle included being in a chamber with high humidity and temperature and then moving into the cold chamber. The specimens were tested prior to spalling, and the resulting disruptive stresses were recorded. The last test cycle corresponded to five years of operation of the structure.
 Results. The tests of the samples showed a significant change in the characteristics of the compounds over time. In the first two years of operation, a decrease in strength of 25 % is expected. The last characteristic test point, corresponding to five years, showed a drop to 60 % of the initial characteristics.
 Conclusions. The results should be considered at the design stage of supporting structures that are not protected from contact with the external environment. The factors of strength reduction after 100 years may be included in the regulatory documents for the calculation of especially important structures.

The adhesive behavior of the polyethylene component in the “GP-ice” for studying the ice propulsion of the promising Arctic icebreakers

The maritime constituent is the crucial component of the Artic transport and logistics system. In the modern period of the development of science and technology, the ice model experiment in the experimental model basin is the main instrument of the research engineer, who creates and develops the existing arctic vessels forms. The article is dealt with the one of the aspects of the composite model ice (“GP-ice”) consisting of the polyethylene granules frozen into natural ice. The crucial factor providing the modelling conditions is the model ice strength reduction due to lower adhesion forces on the granules. The aim of this investigation was to assess the reliability of the existing data and to obtain the one’s own results in terms of the adhesion strength value at the normal fracture. The experimentation procedure in the NNSTU small ice tank is presented. The adhesive compound strength of the high-pressure polyethylene and ice at the normal fracture was determined. The analysis of results, which has satisfactory statistical characteristics, is presented. As the experiments results, the dependence of the adhesion strength value on the temperature inside the heat chamber (-20, -10) was revealed. The influence of the frozen surface boundaries was also significant and had a negatively impact on the results of the samples separation of a smaller dimension-type. In further the obtained results will be used in the mathematical models of the “GP-ice” deformation and fracture, as well as for improving the ice cover composite model for testing the promising Arctic icebreakers forms in the experimental model ice basin.

Experimental clinical study on the using of adhesive in the obliteration of varicose veins in humans

Introduction. In order to perform endovasal vein lining, the American Rodney D.Raabe developed a system for varicose veins obliteration, consisting of a glue gun and two catheters, called “VenaSeal”. As an occlusant for varicose veins in this system, “Medtronic” company today proposes to use an adhesive compound synthesized on the basis of butyl ether of α-cyanacrylic acid.Materials and methods. Endovasal catheter obliteration of tributaries and main trunks of the great saphenous vein on the tibia was performed in 15 patients with varicose disease (C2 to CEAR) in order to substantiate the possibility of using the adhesive compound Sulfacrylate. Severity of pain, presence or absence of phlebitis and thrombophlebitis, hyper pigmentation, neurological disorders, allergic reaction were clinically evaluated.Results and discussion. All patients after the introduction of the glue Sulfakrilat had a clinic of moderate phlebitis, without the formation of blood clots in the lumen of the vein. No local or general allergic reaction was observed. From day 7 occluded venous segments were palpated in the form of moderate density bands, without infiltration to surrounding tissues. In the absence of blood flow ultrasound examination showed gradual biodegradation of the adhesive strip inside the vein with the development of complete obliteration of the lumen starting from the 4th month. Starting with the 7th day gradually stopped aseptic inflammation in the wall of the vein was observed on histological examination. Monocytic infiltration of the venous wall with the formation of multinucleated cells of foreign bodies was present until the time of complete biodegradation of the glue. The process of diffuse growth of connective tissue with the presence of fibroblasts from the subendothelium and in the middle shell was most actively observed in histological material from 90 to 120 days after occlusion. Within 180 days, the lumen of the veins occluded by “Sulfacrylate” was completely obliterated by mature connective tissue, in the absence of glue particles, which indicated its complete biodegradation.Conclusion. The experimental studies conducted with the assessment of clinical symptoms, ultrasound examination and histological study of morphogenesis in the lumen of blood vessels in different periods up to 6 months allow us to conclude the potential use of the adhesive compound “Sulfacrylate” (produced in Russia) for endovasal obliteration of varicose veins in humans.

Using a radiant heat test facility to study the options for the fire protection of structures involving coiled MBOR basalt fiber material

Introduction. Coiled MBOR basalt fiber material is used to demonstrate the potential of research into the fire protection of structures using a radiant heat test facility. Research methods. A set of high-power halogen lamps is used to simulate a high temperature impact. The heating intensity is adjusted by changing the voltage applied to the lamps, and it is controlled by the thermocouples that record the temperature of the heated surface of a fire proofing material. The studies have proven efficient for various types of fire proofing and various structures. They are especially relevant in providing rational fire protection of polymer composite structures having relatively low thermal resistance (80…120 °С) due to the fact that they are rarely tested in fired furnaces. Results and discussion. Several options of multilayered MBOR-20F fire proofing were tested. Dependences between time, on the one hand, the surface temperature of protected elements (200 × 300 × 20 mm polyurethane plates), and the temperature between the layers of the fire-proofing material, on the other hand, are presented under standard temperature conditions. Fire protection efficiency improvement by PLAZAS fire-resistant adhesive compound, applied between MBOR layers, is demonstrated. This fireproofing method is applicable not only to metal structures. It demonstrates high fireproofing properties and has a strong potential if applied to fireproof polymer composite structures and products. The measurements, taken by thermocouples in the course of a session of tests, can be used to estimate the thermophysical properties of fireproofing materials exposed to high temperatures, which are rare in most cases, although they are necessary for a thermal analysis. It is demonstrated that similar experiments can also be carried out at nonstandard heating temperatures (for example, when the combustion of fossil fuels is imitated). Conclusions. Experiments, conducted using the radiant heat test facility, and thermal engineering calculations allow to accelerate the selection of the optimal fire protection option and identification of the fireproofing thickness. Moreover, this method allows to reasonably minimize the number of costly fired furnace tests using fullscale samples of fireproofed structures and products.

Validation of the calculation of a wooden column with a support unit on glued steel plates

The article proposes a structural solution for the base of a wooden frame column on flat links glued in the support part of the column – steel plates welded to the base plate. The results of numerical studies of the column, taking into account the parameters of the adhesive connection of the plates with wood and the anisotropy of wood, are presented. The column model takes into account the geometric and physico-mechanical characteristics of wood, steel plate bonds and adhesive compound. The main results of numerical studies are verified with the results of the analytical calculation of the column performed by the method of initial parameters. A physical model with the proposed structural solution of the column base was made and tested. The numerical and analytical calculations of the column were validated, and the main conclusions of the experimental and theoretical study were presented.

Alternative Briquette Material Made from Palm Stem Biomass Mediated by Glycerol Crude of Biodiesel Byproducts as a Natural Adhesive

Recently, the global population has increased sharply, unfortunately, the availability of fossil fuel resources has significantly decreased. This phenomenon has become an attractive issue for many researchers in the world so that various studies in the context of finding renewable energy are developing continuously. Relating to this challenge, this research has been part of scientific work in the context of preparing an energy briquette employing palm oil stems and glycerol crude of biodiesel byproducts as inexpensive and green materials easily found in the Riau province, Indonesia. Technically, the palm oil stems are used for the production of charcoal particles and the glycerol crude as an adhesive compound in the production of energy briquettes. The heating value of palm oil stem is 17,180 kJ/kg, which can be increased to an even higher value through a carbonization process followed by a densification process so that it can be used as a potential matrix to produce energy briquettes. In detail, this study was designed to find out several parameters including the effect of sieve sizes consisting of 60, 80, and 100 mesh, respectively, which are used for the preparation of charcoal particles as the main matrix for the manufacture of the briquettes; the effect of charcoal-adhesive ratios (wt) of 60:40, 70:30, and 80:20; and the effect of varied pressures of 100, 110, and 120 kg/cm2 on the briquette quality. The quality of the obtained briquettes is analyzed through the observation of important properties which involve the heating value and the compressive strength using Response Surface Methodology (RSM). The results showed that the produced briquettes had an optimum heating value of 30,670 kJ/kg, while their loaded charcoal particles resulted from the mesh sieve of 80, in which there was a charcoal loading of 53 g and it pressed at 93.1821 bar, whereas, the compressive strength value of the briquette was 100,608 kg/cm2, which loaded charcoal particles from the mesh sieve of 100, the charcoal-adhesive ratio of 53:47 (wt) and the pressure of 93.1821 bar.

Effects of cement thickness joint of the transdental implant with the tooth tissue on its adhesion properties. Numerical-experimental study

In previous experimental investigations, adhesion strength was studied with a static tensile load of dental cement joints of an individual milled transdental implant with hard tissues of the tooth root. At the second stage, the effect of artificially formed roughness of the implant surface on the adhesive properties of the cement joint implant– tooth was studied. The implants were sandblasted with alumina pellets of sizes 50, 150, 250 microns – the artificial roughness was the best when processed with granules of 250 microns. In the present work, the next stage of research is presented – the effect of the thickness of the cement joint “transdental implant – cement – dentin tooth” on its adhesive properties. Before milling samples of transdental implants on a digital model, the intra-root part of the implant was reduced by 20, 50, and 100 μm, sandblasted with alumina powder of 250 μm grain and fixed to a removed tooth on cements that have worked best in previous studies. All tests were carried out on an Instron 5900 experimental setup. Zirconia implants were considered in combination with the two most effective cements Fuji-1 and Multilink-N (with the highest adhesion-strength characteristics). As a result of experiments, the combination of zirconia material with Fuji-1 cement turned out to be much better than with Multilink-N cement. A computer simulation of the process of drawing a prototype of a zirconium implant from a tooth root sample with different thicknesses of cement film: 20, 50 and 100 μm was carried out. A satisfactory qualitative and quantitative agreement was obtained between the results of three-dimensional numerical analysis and experiment: with a decrease in the thickness of the cement film from 100 to 20 μm, an improvement in the properties of the adhesive compound is observed, and a thickness of 50 μm can be considered optimal.