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CONSTRUCTION AND SIMULATION Possibilities of Dielectric Anal ysis for Cure Monitoring of Moulded Rubber Parts

Von Clemens Wiesel, Jonas Wohlert, An dreas Limper, Lisa Leuchtenberg er-Engel, Christian Hopmann 0 min Lesedauer

Due to their energy-intensive manufacturing process rubber parts offer great potential for reducing energy consumption and production cost as well as increasing productivity. By optimising the heating time for each cycle, significant amounts of energy can be saved. 

Table 1: NBR recipe for the trials(Bild:)
Table 1: NBR recipe for the trials
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Rubber compounds for technical rubber goods (TRG) are made out of a variety of ingredients to adjust their properties across a wide range [1]. In addition to the German demand for natural and synthetic rubber of 305,000 tonnes for TRG in 2024 [2], fillers such as carbon black and silica are used in a similar amount [3].