Design of Equipments for Nonlinear Static Experiment of Rubber Damping Materials

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In this paper, the static constitutive model of rubber damping materials, the equipment needed in experiment and the method of experiment design optimization are studied, providing new experiment design and theoretical basis for accurate design and application of vehicle rubber damper.

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