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Reinforced Elastomers: From Molecular Physics to Industrial Applications

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Author	Heinrich, Gert Klüppel, Manfred Vilgis, Thomas A.
Copyright Year	2008
Description	This chapter demonstrates how a model of reinforced elastomers in its state allows a thorough description of the large-strain materials behavior of reinforced rubbers in several fields of technical applications. It presents a thoroughgoing line from molecular mechanisms to industrial applications of reinforced elastomers. The chapter examines—step-by-step—additional components into the model which consider the influence of reinforcing disordered solid fillers like carbon black or silica within a rubbery matrix. Filler networking in elastomer composites can be analyzed by applying transmission electron microscopy-, flocculation-, and dielectric investigations. The consideration of flexible chains of filler particles, approximating the elastically effective backbone of the filler clusters, allows for a micromechanical description of the elastic properties of tender cluster–cluster aggregation clusters in elastomers. The use of fillers—especially, carbon black—together with accelerated sulfur vulcanization, has remained the fundamental technique for achieving the incredible range of mechanical properties required for a great variety of modern rubber products. Book Name: Current Topics in ELASTOMERS RESEARCH
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Ending Page	624
Page Count	18
Starting Page	607
DOI	10.1201/9781420007183-22
Language	English
Publisher	Informa UK Limited
Publisher Date	2008-05-07
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Book Name: Current Topics in Elastomers Research Elastic Properties Elastomers Behavior Reinforced Filler Rubbers
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Chapter

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