Method and device for forming composite tread with micro-chimney structure
A tread and chimney technology, applied in the field of tire manufacturing, can solve the problems that the tire cannot be dissipated properly, the complexity of the molding work of the splicing rod is increased, and the conductive path is broken.
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[0055]figure 1 A cross-sectional view of a cured tire tread 200 of the present invention is illustrated. The tire tread 200 is formed by winding a continuous coextruded strip 210 of raw rubber onto a tire building drum 18 or a shaped green carcass. continuous strip 210 in Figure 2A is shown in , and is a bilayer or coextruded strip of a first layer 212 and a second layer 214 of two different rubber tread compounds. The first layer 212 is formed from a first rubber compound which can be any single-cap tread compound, typically full silica and non-conductive rubber. The second layer 214 is formed from a second compound which is a conductive rubber compound. The first rubber layer 212 and the second rubber layer 214 are formed as discrete layers and thus do not mix together. The second layer 214 is preferably thinner than the first layer 212 . Figure 2A The coextruded tapes shown in have a ratio of 90% of the first compound to 10% of the second compound, while Figure 2B A...
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