Experimental study on mechanical properties of magnetorheological elastomer

Magnetorheological elastomers (MREs) have much interest in engineering applications. However, the mechanical properties of MREs are still under ongoing researches. This paper presents the results from tensile test, hardness and rebound test that were carried out in order to understand the mechanical...

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Published in:Jurnal Teknologi
Main Author: Rajhan N.H.; Ab. Hamid H.; Ibrahim A.; Ismail R.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Penerbit UTM Press 2016
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Rajhan N.H.; Ab. Hamid H.; Ibrahim A.; Ismail R.
Experimental study on mechanical properties of magnetorheological elastomer
2016
Jurnal Teknologi
78
5-Apr
10.11113/jt.v78.8537
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84968853414&doi=10.11113%2fjt.v78.8537&partnerID=40&md5=eca835d6ecf00eedd7ef701a01a42189
Magnetorheological elastomers (MREs) have much interest in engineering applications. However, the mechanical properties of MREs are still under ongoing researches. This paper presents the results from tensile test, hardness and rebound test that were carried out in order to understand the mechanical properties of MRE with the influence of carbon black content. The addition of carbon black was varied with the amount of 20 pphr, 40 pphr and 60 pphr of carbon black. The development of the MRE composites was manufactured by following the conventional rubber compounding process. The optimum cure of each MRE composite was determined by using a Rheometer 100. The mechanical properties through tensile test were obtained by using an Instron Tensile Machine, meanwhile hardness and resilience were carried out by using Wallace Dead Load Hardness and Dunlop Tripsometer, respectively. The results of tensile strength were not consistent with the addition of carbon black. In meantime, hardness value increases as the carbon black increases. The decreasing pattern of MRE resilience could be observed when the carbon black content increases. © 2016 Penerbit UTM Press. All rights reserved.
Penerbit UTM Press
1279696
English
Article
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author Rajhan N.H.; Ab. Hamid H.; Ibrahim A.; Ismail R.
spellingShingle Rajhan N.H.; Ab. Hamid H.; Ibrahim A.; Ismail R.
Experimental study on mechanical properties of magnetorheological elastomer
author_facet Rajhan N.H.; Ab. Hamid H.; Ibrahim A.; Ismail R.
author_sort Rajhan N.H.; Ab. Hamid H.; Ibrahim A.; Ismail R.
title Experimental study on mechanical properties of magnetorheological elastomer
title_short Experimental study on mechanical properties of magnetorheological elastomer
title_full Experimental study on mechanical properties of magnetorheological elastomer
title_fullStr Experimental study on mechanical properties of magnetorheological elastomer
title_full_unstemmed Experimental study on mechanical properties of magnetorheological elastomer
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description Magnetorheological elastomers (MREs) have much interest in engineering applications. However, the mechanical properties of MREs are still under ongoing researches. This paper presents the results from tensile test, hardness and rebound test that were carried out in order to understand the mechanical properties of MRE with the influence of carbon black content. The addition of carbon black was varied with the amount of 20 pphr, 40 pphr and 60 pphr of carbon black. The development of the MRE composites was manufactured by following the conventional rubber compounding process. The optimum cure of each MRE composite was determined by using a Rheometer 100. The mechanical properties through tensile test were obtained by using an Instron Tensile Machine, meanwhile hardness and resilience were carried out by using Wallace Dead Load Hardness and Dunlop Tripsometer, respectively. The results of tensile strength were not consistent with the addition of carbon black. In meantime, hardness value increases as the carbon black increases. The decreasing pattern of MRE resilience could be observed when the carbon black content increases. © 2016 Penerbit UTM Press. All rights reserved.
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