Elastomer materials in ship vibration and noise protection means

Ionov, A.; Buvailo, L. E.; Волкова, М В; Starostin, A. P.

doi:10.1134/s1070363210100415

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“…Though their applications were limited to small vessels such as fiber boats, lifeboats, and small fishing vessels, but started expanding to large structures, including hulls, superstructures, submarine vessels, and offshore platforms throughout the period. 81 This defines the suitability of elastomeric composites in marine applications.…”

Section: Elastomers For Marine Applications -A Justificationmentioning

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Feasibility of elastomeric composites as alternative materials for marine applications: A compendious review on their properties and opportunities

Dhandapani

Krishnasamy

Rajini

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part M:

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The term elastomer is a curtailment of two words, which are elastic and polymers. Accordingly, elastomers are polymer materials with elasticity. The significant challenges hindering the development of materials for naval applications, similar to other engineering sectors, include achieving a competitive light elastomeric structure. Marine structures are susceptible to various damage responses due to various loads throughout their service life. Being flexible, elastomer has a low modulus of elasticity, exhibits higher values of failure strain and yield strength. In these regards, elastomers are attractive materials for applications that require elasticity because they offer substantial advantages compared to traditional materials. However, the low fire resistance of these elastomeric materials jeopardizes their use in some critical applications. As a result, elastomeric blends and composites containing flame retardant (FR) additives are commonly used. On the other hand, elastomers possess (i) high strength-to-weight ratio, (ii) excellent impact properties, (iii) low infrared, magnetic, and radar signatures, (iv) excellent durability, and (v) high resilience to extreme loads. Hence, the scope of this study focuses on review and awareness regarding the feasibility of marine applications of elastomers/elastomeric composites, their current scientific and technological drawbacks, and future outlooks or prospects to support several applications in the marine industry.

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Section: Elastomers For Marine Applications -A Justificationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Feasibility of elastomeric composites as alternative materials for marine applications: A compendious review on their properties and opportunities

Dhandapani

Krishnasamy

Rajini

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part M:

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“…Finally, it should be mentioned that this enterprise is just one of great many existing in the world. For instance, a Russian experience in ship dampers as presented in [3] is also very interesting and important.…”

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On Nonlinear Viscoelasticity of Elastomeric ISOLGOMMA Mats

Kudrjavceva,

Mićunović,

Šumarac

2022

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This paper is devoted to an analysis of experimental results on elastomeric mats applied to the pavement on the underground station “Belgrade-junction” (“Beograd-ˇcvor” in Serbian). The elastomeric composite mat taken as a support of the underground tracks is called ISOLGOMMA-M40AV. For an appropriate modelling a nonlinear viscoelasticity model is needed. The Rabotnov’s nonlinear hereditary integral equation with Abelian kernel is applied and calibrated from triangular history stress controlled testing results.

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