Elastomers are outstanding in their ability to repeatedly endure large deformations, and they are often applied where fatigue performance is a critical consideration. Because the macromolecular structure of elastomers gives rise to a number of unique behaviors, appropriately specialized methods are needed to characterize, analyze, and design for durability. This 3-day course provides the know-how for engineering durable elastomeric components and systems. The course includes live demos of typical behavior.
This workshop is held at the Axel Products facility in Ann Arbor, MI.
Workshop Outline
To Register for this Workshop:
Will Mars, Instructor
Analysis of Crack Initiation in an Automotive Exhaust Hanger
Fatigue Crack Initiation Life as a Function of Strain Amplitude and Mean Strain