Rubber Engineering - Hardcover

Indian Rubber Institute, N/A

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0071358757 ISBN 13: 9780071358750

Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education, 1999

Synopsis

The complete rubber engineering reference

This guide offers formulators, engineers, and other professionals state-of-the-art coverage of all materials of commercial importance to the rubber industry: the properties of materials, as well as their strengths, weaknesses, and commercial applications; rubber processing, including recent advances in rubber machinery and processes; the comparative advantages of different types of equipment on the basis of productivity, quality, and engineering; the manufacture of a wide range of rubber articles; and a troubleshooting guide for defects encountered during basic processes of mixing, calendering, and vulcanization; quality systems and standardization; and a comprehensive listing of ISD, Indian, British, American, and German rubber analysis and testing standards.

Authoritative and clearly written, this book touches on many areas, including polymer, inorganic, and physical chemistry; physics; biology; materials science; manufacturing techniques; and quality assurance. What's more, it's filled with problems and solutions that let you test your level of understanding, and prepare you for real on-the-job challenges.

About this title

Book Description:

This book is a complete reference on rubber engineering. The right balance and blend of science, tchnology, engineering and commercial aspects have been mainained in developing importance in the rubber industry. It covers all rubber materials that are of commercial importance in the rubber industry. It covers Rubber Processing including advances in machinery, and a comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of various types of equipment. This book, also, covers a comprehensive listing of ISO, Indian, British, American, and German standards related to rubber analysis and testing. Numerous problems and solutions have been included enable readers to test their level of understanding as well as prepare them for different kinds of situations that they might encounter in workplace.

From the Back Cover:

The complete rubber engineering reference. If you could imagaine the most authoritative, detail-by-detail rubber engineering reference, it would probably look just like this one. Rubber Engineering from the prestigious Indian Rubber Institute, the leading specialist Institution for technical and career development in the rubber industries, offers formulators, engineers, and other professionals the most state-of-the-art coverage of: rubber materials--all materials of commercial importance to the rubber industry--the properties of materials, as well as their strengths, weaknesses, an commercial applications; rubber processing--recent advances in rubber machinery and processes--the comparative advantages of different tpes of equipment on the basis of productivity, quality, and engineering--the manufacture of a wide range of rubber articles and a troubleshooting guide for defects encountered during basic processes of mixing, calendering, and vulcanization; quality systems and standardizaiton--a comprehensive listing of ISD, Indian, British, American, and German rubber analysis and testing standards. Authoritative and clearly written, this book touches on many areas, including polymer, inorganic, and physical chemistry; physics; biology; materials science; manufacturing techniques; and quality assurance. What's more, it's filled with problems and solutions that let you test your level of understanding, and prepare you for real on-the-job challenges. With a mix of science, technology, engineering, and commercial applications that will appeal to many readers, Rubber Engineering serves the Indian Rubber Institute's goal of advancing and developing the study and practice of rubber engineering--just as it will serve you throughout your career.

About this edition

• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
• Publication date: 1999
• ISBN 10: 0071358757
• ISBN 13: 9780071358750
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 907