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Thermo-mechanical recycling of rubber: Relationship between material properties and specific mechanical energy

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Figure 1. A) polymer chains before vulcanization, B) rubber network after vulcanization, C) possible results of a  devulcanization process, C1) reclamation and C2) devulcanization
Table 1. Nomenclature.
Table 2. Bond energies.
Figure 2. Technical views of the cones used in this work, A) rotor cone, B) stator cone, C) views of both cones  and definition of the GAP
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