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Training Directory - Rubber Division

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PROPERTIES, ANALYSIS & TESTING<br />

Compounding, Mixing, Curing<br />

and Testing of <strong>Rubber</strong><br />

12 hours<br />

CEUs: 1.2<br />

This two-day course covers an Introduction to Polymer<br />

Science: NR, SBR and Polybutadiene <strong>Rubber</strong>; Introduction to<br />

Compounding: Mixing, Carbon Black, Vulcanization, Specialty<br />

Elastomers, Tack and Adhesion; and the Physical Testing of<br />

Elastomer Procedures and Signifi cance. There is also a group<br />

discussion and problem solving session.<br />

Anyone interested in an introductory seminar on rubber<br />

should attend.<br />

Testing of <strong>Rubber</strong>: Selecting,<br />

Performing and Interpreting<br />

ASTM <strong>Rubber</strong> Test Methods<br />

8 hours<br />

CEUs: .8<br />

Be sure to attend this two-day seminar which reviews the most<br />

commonly used rubber test procedures in the rubber industry<br />

today. It also discusses the nature of tests, why the tests are<br />

performed, interoretation and how this information can be used<br />

to improve rubber fabrication. This course covers all the major<br />

physical and chemical tests, as well as various standard practices.<br />

The seminar is ideal for a wide variety of individuals including:<br />

rubber technologists, rubber chemists, compounders, process<br />

engineers, laboratory technicians, supervisors and managers,<br />

quality assurance managers and engineers, shop foremen,<br />

technical salespeople, rubber producers and users, or anyone with<br />

the need to understand these commonly used ASTM methods.<br />

Key To Symbols<br />

Online Registration<br />

Certifi cate/CEUs Awarded<br />

On-site<br />

E-learning<br />

International<br />

Mixing and Testing for Compounding<br />

Consistency<br />

6 hours<br />

CEUs: .6<br />

This seminar will provide specifi c details describing control of<br />

the mixing process and the testing procedures to measure the<br />

effectiveness of this control. Compound properties and quality<br />

are always the fi rst concerns of product designers, producers<br />

and users – the product must meet performance specifi cations.<br />

However, once quality criteria have been determined, the job of<br />

the mixer is to guarantee and deliver a compound with uniformity<br />

and consistency meeting these specifi cations. Attendees will gain<br />

or expand their understanding of this process amongst others.<br />

“Mixing and Testing for Compound Consistency” will provide:<br />

• material control concepts.<br />

• mixing techniques.<br />

• tests designed to relate to compound consistency.<br />

• statistical treatment of mixing and test data.<br />

This seminar will benefi t mixing managers and supervisors,<br />

quality control engineers and laboratory managers and supervisors.<br />

Introduction to Compounding<br />

and Testing of Elastomers<br />

8 hours<br />

CEUs: .8<br />

This seminar will present an overview of compounding elastomers.<br />

It will present a description and review of the functionality of<br />

the various compounding ingredients used to formulate a rubber<br />

compound, their advantages and disadvantages, in order to<br />

achieve a desired level of compound performance properties.<br />

Materials discussed include elastomers, fi llers, curing agents,<br />

plasticizers and antioxidants.<br />

This is an applied seminar which emphasizes practical approaches<br />

to real world compounding problems. Theory and mechanisms<br />

are presented where they are helpful to allow the compounder<br />

to develop a model to predict behavior and responses.<br />

The objectives of this seminar:<br />

• provide overview of practical aspects of compounding<br />

elastomers<br />

• provide help in selecting elastomers<br />

• provide opportunities for one-on-one dialog beyond<br />

general class interest<br />

• utilize class expertise as a resource<br />

• provide references/contacts for you to use as future<br />

questions arise<br />

10 RUBBER DIVISON, ACS EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES

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