Three-dimensional modeling of tires

Sheshenin, S. V.

doi:10.3103/s002565440703003x

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“…The rubber particles' Young's modulus (E r = 3.0 MPa) was estimated based on the Shore durometer test result provided by the supplier. The value adopted for the Poisson's ratio (ν r = 0.5) was based on previous studies [16,17], i.e. rubber particles were modelled as being fully incompressible ‫ܬ(‬ = 1).…”

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Mechanical characterization of rubberized concrete using an image-processing/XFEM coupled procedure

Duarte

Silva

Silvestre

et al. 2015

Composites Part B: Engineering

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Mechanical characterization of rubberized concrete using an image-processing/XFEM coupled procedure

Duarte

Silva

Silvestre

et al. 2015

Composites Part B: Engineering

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“…One of the major contributions to the engineering sciences in the 20th century was that of Rivlin et al [2][3][4][5] and contemporaries [8][9][10] in building a mathematical framework in which to solve problems involving large deformation elasticity for structures, such as vehicle tires [11,12] and components Typical stress-strain curve for natural rubber. Data from James and Guth [6].…”

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Soft matter: rubber and networks

McKenna

2018

Rep. Prog. Phys.

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Rubber networks are important and form the basis for materials with properties ranging from rubber tires to super absorbents and contact lenses. The development of the entropy ideas of rubber deformation thermodynamics provides a powerful framework from which to understand and to use these materials. In addition, swelling of the rubber in the presence of small molecule liquids or solvents leads to materials that are very soft and 'gel' like in nature. The review covers the thermodynamics of polymer networks and gels from the perspective of the thermodynamics and mechanics of the strain energy density function. Important relationships are presented and experimental results show that the continuum ideas contained in the phenomenological thermodynamics are valid, but that the molecular bases for some of them remain to be fully elucidated. This is particularly so in the case of the entropic gels or swollen networks. The review is concluded with some perspectives on other networks, ranging from entropic polymer networks such as thermoplastic elastomers to physical gels in which cross-link points are formed by glassy or crystalline domains. A discussion is provided for other physical gels in which the network forms a spinodal-like decomposition, both in thermoplastic polymers that form a glassy network upon phase separation and for colloidal gels that seem to have a similar behavior.

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“…Sheshenin в работе [5] отмечает, что модели, учитывающие большие деформации шины, вязкоупругие свойства резины являются довольно сложными. Поэтому матрица результирующих систем линейных уравне-ний оказывается плохо обусловленной.…”

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Method of Sections in Analytical Calculations of Pneumatic Tires

Tarasov¹,

Boyarkina²

2017

DSMM

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Three-dimensional modeling of tires

Cited by 9 publications

References 5 publications

Mechanical characterization of rubberized concrete using an image-processing/XFEM coupled procedure

Mechanical characterization of rubberized concrete using an image-processing/XFEM coupled procedure

Soft matter: rubber and networks

Method of Sections in Analytical Calculations of Pneumatic Tires

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