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Rubber-to-metal bonded systems are widely used in industry with long term service, such as in high-speed trains and marine ships. These complex systems are difficult to model and predict. Hence, a comprehensive book for simulation methods in this specialized field is desirable.

This book is intended for engineers who work in industry on the simulation, design and applications of rubber anti-vibration systems. In addition, it can serve as a reference book for scientists.

This book is the Second Edition of the book entitled "Numerical Prediction & Case Validation for Rubber Anti-vibration System" (in both English and Chinese). The newly added content contains predictions on idealized Mullins effect without data fitting; creep/relaxation variations from temperature change, loading, hardness and different component and dynamic interaction between solid rubber and fluid.

Sample Chapter(s)
Preface
Chapter 1: Quasi-Static Evaluation


Contents:
  • Preface
  • Quasi-Static Evaluation
  • Fatigue Evaluation
  • Loading–Unloading Evaluation without Residual Strain — Idealised Mullins Effect
  • Loading–Unloading Evaluation with Residual Strain — Mullins Effect
  • Dynamic Evaluation
  • Evaluation on Heat Generation (Self-Heating)
  • Evaluation on Creep and Stress Relaxation
  • Dynamic Impact Evaluation of Components with Fluid — NFR-FSI-CFD Approach
  • Bibliography
  • Index

Readership: Graduate students in engineering and science, chemical engineers.