The effect of carbon black filler to the mechanical properties of natural rubber as base isolation system

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This paper presented the study on the effect of carbon black as filler to the mechanical properties of natural rubber for base isolation system. This study used the five formulations with the different amount of carbon black filler for every sample. The samples were tested for tensile, hardness and resilience test. The samples were cured or vulcanized at 1500C for 23 minutes for every formulation. The filler used in this study was the carbon black filler with type N660. The tensile test was done to determine the ability of the sample in term of the elongation with the load at break. The hardness test, it has been done to determine the ability of the sample to resist the load. This hardness was measured in the unit of IRHD. The resilience test was being done to determine the properties of the sample in term of rebound characteristics. The finding of this study showed that, the high the loading of carbon black filler, the high the tensile strength of the sample and the high the hardness of the sample. In term of resilience, it was inversely proportional to the loading of the carbon black filler.

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Ismail, R., Mahadi, Z. A., & Ishak, I. S. (2018). The effect of carbon black filler to the mechanical properties of natural rubber as base isolation system. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 140). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/140/1/012133

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