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It’s my understanding that adhering steel to glass has not been an issue for some time. The issue is that they expand differently with heat. Which is why you ha
by ryanmarsh 8y ago
It’s my understanding that adhering steel to glass has not been an issue for some time. The issue is that they expand differently with heat. Which is why you have a rubber/flexible seal.
- tk75x 8y ago“We tested the welds at -50C to 90C and the welds remained intact, so we know they are robust enough to cope with extreme conditions.”
- dsfyu404ed 8y agoThat's a meaningless statement without knowing what kind of assembly they built, the shape of the joint between the materials was and if the test sample was heated evenly or unevenly.
- saiya-jin 8y agoWell car surfaces (or even interior) can get hotter than that for example. Also, 1 test doesn't cover a use case of 5-10 years of daily heating and cooling down ie on a car parked outside, or darker window frame on a sunny side of building.