Preliminary test on a MRE device

Marke Kallio; Samu Aalto; Tomi Lindroos; Erkki Järvinen; Tuomo Kärnä; Tor Meinander

Preliminary test on a MRE device

Marke Kallio, Samu Aalto, Tomi Lindroos, Erkki Järvinen, Tuomo Kärnä, Tor Meinander

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Abstract

Magnetorheological elastomer materials were developed using natural rubber, thermoplastic and RTV silicone elastomers as the matrix material. Three different iron powders were used as filler materials. The mechanical properties of prepared composites were tested in dynamic cyclic compression. In preliminary mechanical tests, the silicone elastomer matrix proved to be the best material of these three candidates. This material was selected for further experiments to study how the mechanical characteristics of the material change when it is subjected to a magnetic field. The paper describes first steps and preliminary results of this material development.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Smart Materials and Structures AMAS Workshop / SMART'03
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published - 2003
MoE publication type	Not Eligible
Event	AMAS/ECCOMAS/STC Workshop on Smart Materials and Structures, SMART03 - Jadwisin, Poland Duration: 2 Sept 2003 → 5 Sept 2003

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Conference	AMAS/ECCOMAS/STC Workshop on Smart Materials and Structures, SMART03
Country/Territory	Poland
City	Jadwisin
Period	2/09/03 → 5/09/03

Keywords

smart materials
magnetorheological elastomers
vibration control

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