Optimal measurement, use of dynamic properties from the MDR for compound analysis. (moving die rheometer): An article from: Rubber World

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From the supplier: A description of the design and use of the MDR 2000 moving die rheometer, and its advantages over traditional oscillating disc rheometer technology, is presented. The MDR can be used to evaluate the dynamic properties of cured and uncured rubber stock. Analysis of these properties can help improve product performance both by predicting the processability of various compounds and by helping to determine the causes of processing variations.

Citation Details
Title: Optimal measurement, use of dynamic properties from the MDR for compound analysis. (moving die rheometer)
Author: John S. Dick
Publication:Rubber World (Magazine/Journal)
Date: January 1, 1994
Publisher: Lippincott & Peto, Inc.
Volume: v209 Issue: n4 Page: p19(9)

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