Experiment Which is Done in Rubber Mechanics

Abstract

To describe the elastic behavior of rubber-like materials numerous specific forms of strain energy functions have been proposed in the literature. Theoretically proposed these strain energy functions are checked by the tension, compression, shear and torsion experiments data. This paper describe and clasify of experiments which is done in rubber mechanics. Meanwhile, experiments of rubber-like materials in literature are reviewed.

Keywords

• Rubber, Mechanical experiment, Tension experiment, Compression experiment, Shear experiment.

Kauçuk Mekaniğinde Yapılan Deneyler

Abstract

Literatürde, kauçuk türü malzemelerin elastik davranışını modelleyebilmek için bir çok farklı formda şekil değiştirme enerji fonksiyonları önerilmiştir. Teorik olarak önerilen bu şekil değiştirme enerji fonksiyonlarının doğruluğu ise çekme, basma ve kayma deneyleri ile kontrol edilmektedir. Hazırlanan bu çalışmada kauçuk mekaniğinde yapılan deneyler tanımlanmış ve sınıflandırılmıştır. Ayrıca, çalışmada literatürde kauçuk türü malzemeler için yapılan deneysel çalışmalar incelenmiştir.

Keywords

• Kauçuk, Mekanik deneyler, Çekme deneyi, Basma deneyi, Kayma deneyi.

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