Diffusion of Biodiesel in Rubber and the Resulting Mechanical Response under Cyclic Loading

Chai Ai Bao; A. Andriyana; Erwan Verron; Mohd. Rafie Johan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/DDF.334-335.111

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Diffusion of Biodiesel in Rubber and the Resulting Mechanical Response under Cyclic Loading

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The benefits of biodiesel to the economy and the environment have motivated increasing interest among researchers to study the feasible utilization of this fuel. The majority of the research focuses on the production of biodiesel and the simple compatibility tests of the engine components with biodiesel. The effect of palm biodiesel diffusion on the mechanical responses of swollen rubber is rarely explored. This paper describes a simple experimental procedure to conduct a stress free diffusion test. Moreover, the mechanical responses are evaluated.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volumes 334-335)

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Chai Ai Bao, A. Andriyana, Erwan Verron, Mohd. Rafie Johan

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Bio-Diesel, Cyclic Loading, Diffusion, Mechanical Response, Rubber

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