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Rubber – Understanding material types, composition and properties

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DKK  5.999
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Nr. 91888

Build a clear, practical understanding of how rubber type and compounding ingredients determine rubber properties and performance. Learn to translate between application requirements into the right rubber type and understand choices of vulcanization and filler types. Be quipped to select most relevant tests for quality control and troubleshooting.

Who should attend

 
Professionals who use, specify, purchase or test rubber components: Design and R&D engineers, technical sales-, quality- and procurement specialists.
No formal background in chemistry is required.

Key outcomes

  • Understand why different rubbers behave as they do, using accessible chemistry linked to real properties (hardness, modulus, elongation, compression set, heat/oxidation/ozone resistance, oil/fuel/chemical resistance, low temperature flexibility, abrasion, dynamic fatigue).
  • Be able to choose appropriate rubber types for a given environment and understand to translate target properties into ingredient and recipe choices.
  • Improve troubleshooting and quality control by recognizing failure modes and mapping them to root causes in formulation and vulcanization.
  • Communicate more effectively with suppliers and customers about specifications, tolerances, and test data.

Program

09:00 Welcome and general introduction to the course
09:30 The unique properties of rubber as a material category through simple chemistry and physics
10:00 Understanding rubber types and their properties incl. Natural rubber / isoprene rubber (NR/IR), ethylene propylene diene rubber (EPDM), nitrile rubber (NBR&HNBR), butyl rubber (IIR/BIIR/CIIR), and possible others
12:00 Lunch
12:30 Vulcanization, fillers and other rubber additives and their importance in relation to rubber material properties
14:00 Specialty rubber types and thermoplastic elastomers (TPE) incl. fluororubber (FKM/Viton), silicone (Q), polyurethane (PUR&TPU)
15:00 Analysis of rubber: Introduction to standard rubber tests linked to the understanding of requirements specifications and technical datasheets. Introduction to some advanced tests useful in rubber troubleshooting
16:00 Wrap up, questions and final discussion
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Underviser

Morten Normann-Fyhn

Morten is Product Manager for Elastomers and Adhesives at Danish Technological Institute. Morten has more than 10 years’ experience within rubber technology