This book covers the fatigue testing of specimens, curve fitting of equations to the test data, and the use of such equations in life prediction. Stress-strain testing and behavior are covered to the extent relevant to fatigue analysis. It covers the application of finite element analysis to components to determine high stress points vulnerable to fatigue failure. This is a useful reference for practicing engineers, as well as a supplemental text for a rubber engineering course. Partial Contents: Rubber Stress-Strain Behavior. A Theory of the Elastomer Stress-Strain Curve. Stress-Strain Training. Design Equations. Calculation Methods for Spherical Elastomer Bearings. Finite Element Analysis. Fatigue Testing. Fitting the Strain-Life Curve. Fatigue Life Estimation. Fatigue Crack Growth and Tearing Energy.
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This review is from: Fatigue, Stress, and Strain of Rubber Components: 'A Guide for Design Engineers (Hardcover)
The equibiaxial testing specimen on the cover is no big deal, that info is available elsewhere on the web.
The rubber boot image on the cover could be misleading. The author gives only one paragraph to the simulation referring the reader to the FEA packages used to perform said simulations. Otherwise, the text is a great addition to the rubber engineer's library.
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design equations, tearing energy parameter, shear fatigue data, fixed grip condition, elastomer bearings, strain crystallization, slight compressibility, dumbbell specimen, loop specimen, latitudinal angles, retraction curve, elastomer components, shear specimen, spring analogy, extension ratio, fatigue cycling, compressive stiffness, grip load, clamping ring, gage length, shortcut formulas, extension cycles, strain energy release rate, bond density, chain segments Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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design equations, tearing energy parameter, shear fatigue data, fixed grip condition, elastomer bearings, strain crystallization, slight compressibility, dumbbell specimen, loop specimen, latitudinal angles, retraction curve, elastomer components, shear specimen, spring analogy, extension ratio, fatigue cycling, compressive stiffness, grip load, clamping ring, gage length, shortcut formulas, extension cycles, strain energy release rate, bond density, chain segments Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Rubber Division, Academic Press, Fitting the Strain-Life Curve, Shear Strain of Pads, Theory of the Elastomer Stress-Strain Curve, Elastomer Behaviors, Engineering Design, Design Rubber Components Browse Sample Pages:
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