Research on Compression Mechanical Properties of Metal-Net Rubber

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For the study of the metal-rubber which is a new material used as damper component. The compression mechanical properties of metal-net rubber were studied. Through the static compression test of metal-net rubber, the influence of some factors such as: compression amount, relative density, wire diameter and bearing area. The method is variable-controlling. Experimental results show that along with the increase of the amount of compression, the nonlinear mechanical properties of metal-net rubber boosts; with the increase of relative density, the compressive capacity of metal-net rubber improves. The wire diameter influences the nonlinear mechanical properties of metal-net rubber, the larger the wire diameter, the compressive capacity is higher; the bearing area is greater, the compressive capacity and energy dissipation performance are better.

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