The aim of the thesis entitled "Study of some factors affecting the adhesive bonds durability" is description of factors that affect the mechanical properties (strength and hardness). The theoretical part of the thesis discusses the bonding chemical nature and bonding technology description. Various factors that may lead to degradation of bonded joint are described here too. The experimental part deals with the influence of the environment on adhesive or bonded joint. For a comparison epoxy and methylmetacryle adhesives were tested. All experiments were performed in compliance with standards ČSN EN 1465 and ČSN EN ISO 868. In long-term experiments focused on bonded joint strength change the other authors' hypotheses about the negative effect of atmospheric conditions or fluid contaminant in the liquid water form were confirmed. Experiments were also focused on the processes taking place in the bonded joints after the degradation. The process of drying under the laboratory conditions has the positive effect on the hardness of the adhesive or bonded joint strength. The results are processed by the statistical program and are summarized in the form of tables and graphs.

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The purpose of this thesis is to assess the influence of nonstandard climatic conditions affecting veneered legs of table furniture and quality verification of the final product. The thesis is focused on analysis of technological factors affecting vendeer bonding, influence of adhesive used for bonding strenght and asses total resistance of finalizing surface for high and low temperatures or increased environment humidity.

Thesis is dealing with PVAC dispersion adhesives. Main objective of this thesis is to assess the influence of compression pressure on strenght of glued joint. For research were used two kinds of adhesives. Secondary task was also determine if one of used glues suits to normatively appointed denominations of classe of durability D3. Speciments were made according to norms ČSN EN 204 a ČSN EN 205, than they were gummed by selected glues using different compression pressures and exposed to appointed conditions, which corresponds to classes of durability D1, D2 and D3. Finally there were determined strenght of glued joints according to the same norms and evaluated the influence of compression pressure. Results from all measurments were registred per tables and graphs.

The thesis delas with the influence of microvawe radiation on shear strength. For this experiment were selected two of our most common wood species which are used in furniture, construction and other industries and fields. Namely spruce wood and beech wood. All species were bonded by water-based dispersion adhesive (coating 150 g/m

The diploma thesis deals with the VOC substances and their impact on the indoor environment, health of human and environment. The work deals with the assessment of the emissions volatile organic compounds emit from materials used for the production of furniture in dependence on time. Focuses primarily on the most used construction material for production of furniture from particle board. The work assesses emitted substances from chosen glues/coating substances used for veneering/surface finishing of element.

This diploma thesis deals with bonded hybrid joints which are used for connecting parts of modern coachwork. Firstly, the thesis describes in general the process of production of the whole coachwork, from cutting of the blanks to the surface treatment including the analysis of the used materials. Subsequently, the problem of joining body parts through adhesives, but also by welding, soldering or other methods is discussed. Another part of this thesis is dedicated to an experiment in which the qualities of bonded hybrid joints were determined. Different ways of realizing the joint have been made which differed in the size of the glued surface, in the welding methods and in the process of their creation. The produced joints were tested for their strength and quality.

The content of the diploma thesis deals with the study of the flexibility and adhesion of cement tile adhesives, which are modified by a polymeric additive. The effects of the quantity and type of redispersible polymer powder used on the properties of the adhesives, in particular on the deformability of adhesives and their adhesion, are monitored. The theoretical part summarizes the basic data concerning classification of the ceramic tiles, information about the adhesives, the processed part concerning the polymer modified adhesives and the effects of the polymeric additives on their properties. The practical part deals primarily with the study of adhesion and flexibility of polymer modified adhesives and study of microstructure of selected materials.

The thesis deals with the properties of epoxy resins, their reinforcing by thermoplastic modified epoxies, rubbers and cellulose fibers. The thesis also describes the production, properties and types of cellulose fibers. In the practical part of this thesis, there was executed reinforcement of epoxy matrix by different amounts of cellulose fibers. Mixing was performed in two ways – by a homogenizer or an ultrasonic homogenizer. There were also executed the tensile strength and shear strength tests to the manufactured conglomerates.

Submitted diploma thesis deals with the influence of the adhesive base to quality of veneered furniture parts and follows the requirements of applicable standards for testing. The most frequently used materials in furniture were selected to verify the quality. As substrate samples were chosen 18 mm thick chipboards and as a decorative material were chosen beech veneers with a thickness of 0.6 mm. To test the suitability of adhesive compositions for veneering furniture components were selected adhesive mixtures based on condensation adhesives types (urea-formaldehyde and melamine-urea-formaldehyde adhesives) and dispersion (PVAc), and the resulting adhesive compositions were made from various types of adhesives in specified ratio (60 : 40, 75 : 25 and 85 : 15). The test samples were veneered with the same adhesive coating, which was 150 g/m2. Individual test samples were divided into groups according to the type of used adhesive, pressing temperature and pressing time. These test samples were tested after completion of the adhesive file, compression and conditioning. Quality of furniture parts was assessed in terms of physico-mechanical properties of the finished surface quality of furniture components after the completion of the surface treatment of the test samples with spraying by water-based and acrylate-polyurethane coating. The result of this thesis is the determination of depending of adhesives types to quality of veneered furniture parts. Another result is comparing of different finishes types to quality of veneered furniture parts.