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Bridge bearing formulations

Date: 20050511 | 20051004 | | 1972 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32116

Description: BRIDGE decks and elevated roadways are subject to thermal movements and the movements due to wind and traffic vibration. These movements are not usually transmitted to the bridge supports, but are tak… More

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Changes in the viscosity and cure behaviour of natural rubber compounds during storage at 20-40°C

Authors: Bristow, G.M.

Date: 20050511 | 20050830 | | 1987 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32572

Description: Changes in Mooney viscosity, Mooney scorch and Rheometer cure behaviour were examined for a range of black-filled natural rubber compounds with conventional, semi-EV and EV systems after storage for u… More

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Changes in the viscosity and cure behaviour of natural rubber compounds during storage at 20-40°C. Part 2: Effects of mixing temperature for conventional thizole- and sulphenamide-accelerated systems

Authors: Bristow, G.M.

Date: 20050511 | 20050830 | | 1987 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32528

Description: The effects of mixing temperature on changes in the viscosity and cure behaviour of natural rubber compounds during storage at 20-40°C have been studied for compounds containing conventional thiazole-… More

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Comparative properties of natural rubber and synthetic isoprene rubbers

Authors: Elliott DJ

Date: 20050511 | 20050830 | | 1987 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32312

Description: The properties of engineering vulcanizates of isoprene rubbers (IRs) and natural rubber have been compared using compounds reinforced with N550 (FEF) black, and containing various vulcanizing systems.… More

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Compounding natural rubber for low rolling resistance in industrial solid tyre applications

Authors: Wallace IR

Date: 20050511 | 20050830 | | 1987 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32138

Description: Vulcanizates for industrial solid tyres with low rolling resistance require low hysteresis, high modulus and good wear properties, together with a high degree of reversion resistance in order to minim… More

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Correlation between vulcanizate modulus and rheometer torque measurements for the ACSI

Authors: Bristow, G.M.

Date: 20050511 | 20051004 | | 1972 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32702

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Delamination of multi-layer films dipped from natural rubber latex

Authors: Gazeley, K.F.

Date: 20050511 | 20050830 | | 1986 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32647

Description: The effects of vulcanization, drying and soap addition on the delamination bond strength of multi-layer films dipped from natural rubber latex have been studied. Delamination strength appears to depen… More

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Drying effects in natural rubber latex films

Authors: Gazeley KF | Swinyard PE

Date: 20050511 | 20050830 | | 1987 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32204

Description: Drying rates of natural rubber latex films have been studied using control of drying conditions such as temperature and humidity. The effect of compound modifications on drying has also been assessed.… More

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Effect of state of cure on low-temperature compression set

Authors: Barker, L.R.

Date: 20050511 | 20050830 | | 1987 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32585

Description: Use is made of low-temperature compression set as a means of assessing the crystallization resistance of a natural rubber mix vulcanized with a semi-efficient vulcanizing system. It is shown that semi… More

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Elementary process control in natural rubber latex compounding

Authors: Swinyard, P.E.; Gorton, A.D.T.

Date: 20050511 | 20050830 | | 1987 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32405

Description: The manufacture of latex compounds and latex articles requires the use of simple but effective process control methods for efficient production. One method, not often used industrially, is the determi… More

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Epoxidized natural rubber (Part 2 − 1987)

Authors: Gelling, I.R.

Date: 20050511 | 20050830 | | 1987 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32633

Description: Controlled epoxidation of natural rubber gives a systematic increase in the polarity and glass transition temperature of the epoxidized natural rubber (ENR) produced. As a result ENR has increased res… More

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Formulating natural rubber to meet regulatory nitrosamine limits (Part 1 − 1987)

Authors: Gorton ADT | McSweeney GP | Tidd BK

Date: 20050511 | 20050830 | | 1987 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32023

Description: The current situation with regard to nitrosamines and nitrosatable amines in rubber products is reviewed and investigations of these materials in raw natural rubber and latex are reported. The detecti… More

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Improved vulcanization systems for detergent-resistant washing machine gaskets

Authors: Crowther, B.G.

Date: 20050511 | 20050830 | | 1986 | | | | | | |

Subject: TARRC

Type: Article

Identifier: vital1:32681

Description: The resistance of natural rubber vulcanizates based on less commonly used accelerators and sulphur donors to two modern household detergents was evaluated. The tests were similar to those used by wash… More

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