Development of surface dynamic mechanical analysis tests for TPU materials

The stick-slip behaviour of elastomers plays an extremely important role under service relevant loading conditions in many tribological applications. In a number of practical situations, the friction instability (stick-slip) causes negative influence on the sliding performance of various components...

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Main Authors: Hausberger Andreas, Gódor István, Schwarz Thomas, Major Zoltán
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Belgrade - Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Belgrade 2010-01-01
Series:FME Transactions
Subjects:
tpu
Online Access:https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-2092/2010/1451-20921003115H.pdf
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spelling doaj-c5e5cce602574a2f8273f0b58d902eb42021-03-23T13:23:13ZengUniversity of Belgrade - Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, BelgradeFME Transactions1451-20922406-128X2010-01-013831151191451-20921003115HDevelopment of surface dynamic mechanical analysis tests for TPU materialsHausberger Andreas0Gódor István1Schwarz Thomas2Major Zoltán3Polymer Competence Center, Leoben, AustriaUniversity, Leoben Chair od Mechanical Engeneering (AMB), AustriaSKF Economos Austria GmbH, Judenburg, AustriaInstitute of Polymer Product Engeneering, Linz, AustriaThe stick-slip behaviour of elastomers plays an extremely important role under service relevant loading conditions in many tribological applications. In a number of practical situations, the friction instability (stick-slip) causes negative influence on the sliding performance of various components (e.g. seals, wipers or dampers). To characterise the stick-slip behavior of polymers a rotation based test set-up was used on an axial/torsional dynamic testing machine (BOSE 3200AT) with the ring-on disc specimen configuration. This paper describes under which conditions stick-slip occurred (for both monotonic and dynamic loading) and how to use these results to make a more efficient material selection. In that case the load, velocity and amplitude dependencies were summarized in form of diagrams as a 'Running condition stick-slip map'.https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-2092/2010/1451-20921003115H.pdfstick-sliptpuhysteresis
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author Hausberger Andreas
Gódor István
Schwarz Thomas
Major Zoltán
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Gódor István
Schwarz Thomas
Major Zoltán
Development of surface dynamic mechanical analysis tests for TPU materials
FME Transactions
stick-slip
tpu
hysteresis
author_facet Hausberger Andreas
Gódor István
Schwarz Thomas
Major Zoltán
author_sort Hausberger Andreas
title Development of surface dynamic mechanical analysis tests for TPU materials
title_short Development of surface dynamic mechanical analysis tests for TPU materials
title_full Development of surface dynamic mechanical analysis tests for TPU materials
title_fullStr Development of surface dynamic mechanical analysis tests for TPU materials
title_full_unstemmed Development of surface dynamic mechanical analysis tests for TPU materials
title_sort development of surface dynamic mechanical analysis tests for tpu materials
publisher University of Belgrade - Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Belgrade
series FME Transactions
issn 1451-2092
2406-128X
publishDate 2010-01-01
description The stick-slip behaviour of elastomers plays an extremely important role under service relevant loading conditions in many tribological applications. In a number of practical situations, the friction instability (stick-slip) causes negative influence on the sliding performance of various components (e.g. seals, wipers or dampers). To characterise the stick-slip behavior of polymers a rotation based test set-up was used on an axial/torsional dynamic testing machine (BOSE 3200AT) with the ring-on disc specimen configuration. This paper describes under which conditions stick-slip occurred (for both monotonic and dynamic loading) and how to use these results to make a more efficient material selection. In that case the load, velocity and amplitude dependencies were summarized in form of diagrams as a 'Running condition stick-slip map'.
topic stick-slip
tpu
hysteresis
url https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-2092/2010/1451-20921003115H.pdf
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