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shafeeque
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Compressive Strength of Steel Rubber Composite

08/22/2011 1:52 AM

How can i calculate compressive strength of a steel rubber composite ?
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Re: Compressive strength of Steel RUbber composite

08/22/2011 1:57 AM

The rubber part would be the limiting factor, and you may be able to find data on the rubber. Alternatively, you might be able to set up some compression tests that would measure the compression of a defined area under a defined load.

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Re: Compressive strength of Steel RUbber composite

08/22/2011 2:24 AM

Thanks for your quick reply.

i have technical data sheet for the rubber . Is there any particular formula to find out the for this ?
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08/22/2011 5:08 AM

Somebody else has already done it. It's the stress/strain diagram.

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