Assembly of tire and rim
A technology of tires and particles, applied to tire parts, tires, non-pneumatic tires, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in reducing the weight of the inner support body, loss of durability, and increased tire damage due to heating time
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[0188] The preparation of the compressed elastic body is not particularly limited and may include following the first to fourth methods. The first to third methods relate to production methods of a compressed elastic body including a composite material in a hollow body, and the fourth method relates to a production method of a compressed elastic body including a gas in a hollow body.
[0189] The first method is a method in which a bag-shaped hollow body is provided and a composite material is placed therein and thereafter the opening portion of the bag-shaped hollow body is closed. The method of closing the opening part depends on the material used for the hollow body, etc., but may include, for example, an internal heating system such as a high-frequency heating process, an ultrasonic sealing process, etc., and an external heating system such as a heat sealing process, a pulse sealing process, etc.
[0190] In the second method, a bag-shaped hollow body is provided and a foa...
Embodiment 1-12
[0241] Embodiment 1-12, comparative example 1-5
[0242] By applying particles with various specifications shown in Tables 1 and 2 to the figure 1 For tires with the structure shown, the combination of passenger car tires with tire size 175 / 70R13 and rims with size 5J×13 and the combination of safety tires for trucks and public vehicles with tire size 11R22.5 and rims with size 750×22.5 were prepared body, as shown in the same table. Here, the tire 1 is of general construction according to the type and size of the tire of interest. In addition, the kinds of resin compositions constituting the particle continuous phase in Tables 1 and 2 are shown in Table 3. The resin particles in which the gas component was coated as shown in Table 3 were heated and expanded to form particles, and at various average bulk specific gravity shown in Tables 1 and 2, the particles thus obtained were incorporated inside the tire. Similarly, the types of inner liner rubber are shown in Table 4.
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Embodiment 13-23, comparative example 6-9
[0266] By applying particles with various specifications shown in Table 5 to figure 1 On the tires of the structure shown, a combination of a passenger car safety tire with a tire size of 205 / 60R15 and a rim with a size of 6J×15 was prepared, as shown in the same table. Also, combinations of truck and bus tires with a tire size of 11R22.6 and wheel rims with a size of 750×22.5 were prepared by applying particles having various specifications shown in Table 6. Here, the tire 1 is of general construction according to the type and size of the tire of interest. In addition, the resin compositions constituting the continuous phase of the particles in Tables 5 and 6 are shown in Table 3 above. The resin particles in which the gas components shown in Table 3 were coated were heated and expanded to form particles, and at the volume filling ratios shown in Tables 5 and 6, the particles thus obtained were incorporated inside the tire. Similarly, the types of rubber used for the inner ...
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