Patent classifications
B60C9/0007
Steel cord for reinforcing rubber article
Provided is a steel cord for rubber article reinforcement which has excellent corrosion resistance and productivity without deterioration of adhesion with rubber. A steel cord (1) for rubber article reinforcement, in which plural steel filaments (2) are twisted together, includes: a core having at least one core filament (2c); and a sheath having at least one sheath layer formed by twisting at least one sheath filament (2s) around the core. In this steel cord (1), brass plating is performed on the steel filaments (2) and zinc plating is further performed on the outer circumference of the brass plating of the core filament (2c), and the steel filaments (2) have a diameter d of 0.1 mm to 0.6 mm.
PNEUMATIC TIRE
A pneumatic tire according to the present disclosure includes a ply including a plurality of cords arranged in parallel to each other, a cover rubber covering the ply and configuring a tire outer surface, and a reinforcement layer that, at a position of a cut edge of the ply, covers the cut edge of the ply on one side or both sides in a ply thickness direction. The reinforcement layer is configured by a non-woven fabric comprising metal fibers or a rubber sheet material having metal fibers embedded therein.
Pneumatic radial tire for a passenger car having ultra fine steel cords for a carcass ply
Disclosed is a pneumatic radial tire for a passenger car having ultra fine steel cords for a carcass ply in which adhesive force between a carcass ply layer and a side wall or a rim flange rubber adjacent to a turn up portion on an outside and a stiffness of the rim flange rubber are larger than a bending stiffness of the carcass ply layer so as to improve durability of a bead part while reducing poor air inletting generated at a carcass turn up portion.
ADHESIVE COMPOSITION FOR ORGANIC FIBER CORD, RUBBER-ORGANIC FIBER CORD COMPOSITE, AND TIRE
The present disclosure provides: an adhesive composition capable of realizing good adhesion even when neither resorcin nor formalin is included therein; and a rubber-organic fiber cord composite and a tire, which are excellent in adhesion between rubber and organic fiber cords and make a low impact on the environment. Specifically, the present invention provides an adhesive composition for an organic fiber cord, comprising therein: an epoxy compound (A); a compound (B) having an amide group and an amino group per molecule; and rubber latex (C). Further, the present disclosure provides a rubber-organic fiber cord composite, comprising a rubber member and an organic fiber cord, wherein at least a portion of the organic fiber cord is coated with the adhesive composition described above.
A METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING A BULLETPROOF AND EXPLOSIONPROOF TUBELESS TIRE
The invention discloses a method for manufacturing a bulletproof and explosion-proof tubeless tire, first, the innerliner is attached to the carcass cord ply to make the carcass innerliner, and then the steel wire braided layers and the intermediate rubber layers are laminated to each other to make an explosion-proof layer, using a first stage building machine to complete the first stage forming of the carcass innerliner, explosion-proof layer and belt to obtain a semi-finished embryo, and then using a second stage building machine, the semi-finished embryo and the tread slab base are formed in the second stage to obtain the embryo, which is baked and stored for 8˜96h and then vulcanised to obtain a bulletproof and explosion-proof tire; through the second stage forming process, the invention solves the problem that the explosion-proof layer is difficult to form due to the excessively hard metal material when making the embryo.
PNEUMATIC TIRE
OD is defined by an outer diameter of the pneumatic tire, RW is defined by a rim width of a rim wheel assembled to the pneumatic tire, SW is defined by a tire width of the pneumatic tire, and RD is defined by a rim diameter of the pneumatic tire, the OD is 350 mm or more and 600 mm or less, the relation of 0.78≤RW/SW≤0.99; and the relation of 0.56≤RD/OD≤0.75 are satisfied.
Non-Invasive Thickness Measurement Using Capacitance Measurement
Methods of measuring thickness of a material using cross-capacitance. The method generally includes applying a time-varying signal to a first pad and monitoring a response of a capacitor formed by the first pad, a spaced apart second pad, and the material. The pads may be permanently affixed to the material, in spaced relation to each other. Based on the response, a capacitance of the capacitor is determined. The material may be homogenous or heterogeneous, and has dielectric properties. Because the material acts as a dielectric, the capacitance of the capacitor changes as the thickness of the material changes. Thus, the thickness of the material may be determined based on the determined capacitance. The method may be advantageously employed to measure the thickness of a vehicle tire or other material. Related apparatuses are also disclosed.
PNEUMATIC TIRE
Provided is a pneumatic tire having sufficient sealing performance. The present invention relates to a pneumatic tire including a sealant layer located radially inside an innerliner, the sealant layer being formed by applying a sealant to the inner periphery of a tire from which mold release agents have been removed.
Methods and apparatuses for assembling tire components
The invention provides for a heavy truck tire having a sub-casing, a belt package and a rubber tread, the tread comprising a center zone separating two shoulder zones. The upper shoulder layer consisting of an upper shoulder rubber compound being different from a lower shoulder rubber compound, wherein: the upper shoulder rubber compound has a G*50 of at least 1.3 Mpa and a max tan(δ) of at least 0.12; the lower shoulder rubber compound has a max tan(δ) not greater than the max tan(δ) of a center rubber compound in the center zone being intended to come into contact with the ground; and the center rubber compound has a max tan(δ) of at most 0.09.
PNEUMATIC TIRE
In a tire 2 according to the present invention, belt cords 42 included in a belt 22 each include a twisted string obtained by twisting together four filaments 46. Each belt cord 42 has an elliptical cross-section. On the cross-section, the ratio of the length of the minor axis to the length of the major axis is greater than or equal to 0.67 and not greater than 0.94. A first filament 46a and a third filament 46c are disposed along the minor axis. The first filament 46a and the third filament 46c are each in contact with a second filament 46b and a fourth filament 46d, or the first filament 46a is in contact with the third filament 46c.