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Effects of Time, Temperature, and Fluids on the Long-Term Service Durability of Elastomers and Elastomeric Components

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Author	Campion, Robert P. Derham, Des (C. J. ) Morgan, Glyn J. Lewan, Michael V.
Copyright Year	2008
Description	This chapter illustrates various effects of time, temperature, and fluids on long-term service durability of a range of elastomers, mainly by employing various data obtained by Materials Engineering Research Laboratories. The established durability of elastomers in tire manufacture—the main industry of elastomer usage in volume terms—is the result of the tire industry continually researching many aspects of fatigue, abrasive wear, rubber-to-rubber adhesion and rubber-to-cord adhesion. Elastomers of many shapes and sizes must resist extremes of fluid type, temperature, and pressure in harsh environments and locations where replacement is essentially impossible. The successful service of elastomeric components depends on different overriding factors concerning deformation mode and environment. Most mechanical and civil engineering applications involving elastomers use the elastomer in compression and/or shear. Thermodynamic Gibbs free-energy considerations influence the degree of fluid absorption by the elastomer; associated enthalpic effects arise from the chemical nature of the elastomer, and entropic effects from the elastomer's morphological structure and size of fluid molecules. Book Name: Current Topics in ELASTOMERS RESEARCH
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Ending Page	656
Page Count	32
Starting Page	625
DOI	10.1201/9781420007183-23
Language	English
Publisher	Informa UK Limited
Publisher Date	2008-05-07
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Book Name: Current Topics in Elastomers Research Political Science Fluid Elastomer Rubber Tire Adhesion Temperature Structure Extremes Service Effects
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Chapter

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