Data DL available: DMA Long-term deformation prediction (deformation of rubber)

The results of DMA measurements can predict the long-term deformation (creep measurement) of materials. This can be utilized in evaluations that typically take a long time.

At our company, by applying the WLF rule (the time-temperature superposition principle) to the results of DMA measurements, we can estimate properties such as elasticity in frequency regions that have not actually been measured (creating master curves). Would you like to utilize this technology to understand material properties? In this case, we introduce an example of this technology: "Prediction of long-term deformation of rubber (creep test)". Please refer to the PDF document for details. In addition to DSC, our company also specializes in various thermal analyses such as TG-DTA and TMA. https://www.seiko-sfc.co.jp/service/thermal.html ●DSC (Differential Scanning Calorimetry): Used for analyzing melting, glass transition, thermal history, crystallization, curing, Curie point, etc., and for measuring specific heat. ●TG-DTA (Thermogravimetric and Differential Thermal Analysis): Used for analyzing moisture content, ash content, decomposition, oxidation, and evaluating heat resistance. ●TMA (Thermomechanical Analysis): Used for measuring expansion rate, glass transition, softening point, etc. Please see below for other examples as well. https://www.seiko-sfc.co.jp/case/index.html

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