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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Rubber wear"”.
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Investigation on Physics-based Multi-scale Modeling of Contact, Friction, and Wear in Viscoelastic Materials with Application in Rubber Compounds
… tribological phenomena of contact, friction, and wear in viscoelastic materials with application in rubber compounds. Tribiological properties of rubber compounds are important for many applications such as tires, shoe heels and soles, wiper blades, artificial joints, O-ring seals, and so on. In …
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Development of Comprehensive Experimental, Analytical and, Numerical Methods for Predicting Rubber Friction and Wear under Thermomechanical Conditions
… applications. In the automotive industry, rubber, as a viscoelastic material, has been used in several subsystems, such as vehicle interior, suspension, steering joints, and tires. The tire and terrain's contact characteristics are among the essential factors for assessing the performance …
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Coupling the effects of rubber aging and wear and studying its effect on motorcycle performance
Rubber is a widely used material globally and undergoes significant changes as it ages. However, the specific consequences of rubber aging on tires and vehicle dynamics remain a relatively underexplored domain. This study delves into the effects of rubber aging on tires and motorcycle dynamics. A …
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Investigation of Severe Abrasive Truck Tyre Wear
In the design of tyres, rolling resistance and wear resistance cannot be optimized at the same time. Tyres with high rolling resistance have good wear performance and good adhesion, whereas tyres with low resistance have poor wear performance and poor adhesion. It is therefore necessary to …
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Studying the Effects of Thermo-oxidative Aging on the Mechanical, Tribological and Chemical Properties of Styrene-butadiene Rubber
Styrene-Butadiene Rubber (SBR) is a form of rubber compound that is widely used in the tire industry. This is due to some of their unique characteristics such as high strength, high elasticity and resilience, high abrasion resistance, ability to absorb and dissipate shocks and vibrations, low …
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Multi-Length Scale Modeling of Rubber Tribology For Tire Application
… in relative motion which includes friction and wear. Tire friction is an essential concept for estimating the tractive effort/ traction at the tire-road interface that further helps to determine the control and stability of the vehicle. In contrary, it also results in rolling resistance and …