Method and apparatus to assist with removing an adhesive system
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1. A system to remove an appliqué
- comprising;
an aircraft substrate;
a multilayer pressure sensitive adhesive placed between an appliqué and
the aircraft substrate to substantially form a bond between the appliqué and
the aircraft substrate;
a releasing agent dispersed in a single layer of the multilayer pressure sensitive adhesive, the single layer located adjacent either the aircraft substrate or the appliqué
, wherein the releasing agent includes a constituent adapted to be selectively activated to change between a neutral form and an activated form, such that the activated form dissolves the adhesive;
a heat source operable to heat the releasing agent in order to activate the releasing agent.
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Abstract
Disclosed is an adhesive system that allows for a strong adhesion of a member to a surface, while also allowing for easy removal of the member after a prolonged period of attachment. A releasing agent can be included in an adhesive layer of the adhesive system. A heating system, such as an induction heating system, can be used to heat the releasing agent to activate it to assist in removing the adhesive system.
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1. A system to remove an appliqué
- comprising;
an aircraft substrate; a multilayer pressure sensitive adhesive placed between an appliqué and
the aircraft substrate to substantially form a bond between the appliqué and
the aircraft substrate;a releasing agent dispersed in a single layer of the multilayer pressure sensitive adhesive, the single layer located adjacent either the aircraft substrate or the appliqué
, wherein the releasing agent includes a constituent adapted to be selectively activated to change between a neutral form and an activated form, such that the activated form dissolves the adhesive;a heat source operable to heat the releasing agent in order to activate the releasing agent. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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