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Rubbers curing systems

Fig. 13. Relationship of nittile rubber cure systems where DCP is dicumyl peroxide MBTS, benzothiazyl disulfide ZrJDMD, zinc dimethyldithiocarbamate ... Fig. 13. Relationship of nittile rubber cure systems where DCP is dicumyl peroxide MBTS, benzothiazyl disulfide ZrJDMD, zinc dimethyldithiocarbamate ...
Report 144 Rubber Curing Systems, R.N. Datta, Flexsys BV. [Pg.133]

The basic compounding formulation specifies the minimum requirement of fillers, vulcanizing agents, and other substances that must be added to the rubber compound to achieve the desired properties. After the rubber, cure system and reinforcing filers have been selected it will be necessary to make several adjustments before all requirements are satisfied. It is generally sensible to start with the simplest mix formula for meeting the requirements. The recipe or the formula is usually written on the basis of hundred parts of rubber. For example if 5 parts of zinc oxide is to be added it is denoted as 5 phr (five parts per hundred rubber). Elementary compounding... [Pg.11]

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