Fay surface electrical bonding is achieved via contact of conductive surfaces.
One of types of BAC5117-6 says that sealants (certified per BMS 5-45 for example, manganese dioxide cured Permapol® P-5 modified polysulfide) should be applied between joined surfaces.
How does it work? Don't resin sealants act as water barrier and mainly dielectric substances? or these sealant are conductive (however per they are not in conductive sealants lists).
Is it sqeeze-out sealant from the joint to provide contact of conductive metallic surfaces? Then how the fretting corrosion is prevented?
One of types of BAC5117-6 says that sealants (certified per BMS 5-45 for example, manganese dioxide cured Permapol® P-5 modified polysulfide) should be applied between joined surfaces.
How does it work? Don't resin sealants act as water barrier and mainly dielectric substances? or these sealant are conductive (however per they are not in conductive sealants lists).
Is it sqeeze-out sealant from the joint to provide contact of conductive metallic surfaces? Then how the fretting corrosion is prevented?
