Author: Indian Rubber Society
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: The application of new materials has become an important part of the contemporary national economy and science and technology. From the perspective of materials science, this book systematically and comprehensively discusses the fundamental theories of rubber, including its structure, chemistry, physics, and rheological properties. It provides readers with a systematic introduction to the characteristics of rubber materials from aspects such as raw materials, synthesis, processing, equipment, products, applications, performance evaluation, and quality assurance. This book covers a wide range, involving various aspects related to rubber, and offers in-depth elaboration on the fundamental theories and practices of rubber chemistry, physics, and engineering. It combines theory with practice, making it not only a valuable reference for advanced technical personnel engaged in rubber industry research, design, production, and teaching, but also an excellent learning textbook for professionals seeking further studies and polymer science students. The book comprehensively discusses the fundamental theories of rubber, including its structure, chemistry, physics, and rheological properties, and introduces the characteristics of rubber materials from aspects such as raw materials, synthesis, processing, equipment, products, applications, performance evaluation, and quality assurance.
Rubber Engineering Handbook
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