Rubber, vulcanized or thermoplastic — Quantitative estimation of Payne effect (filler-filler interaction/filler network) by using dynamic mechanical analyzer or Fourier transform rheology
General information
10.204 shk 2026
ISO
ISO/TC 45/SC 2
Technical Specification
Scope
This document specifies two dynamic test methods for evaluating nonlinear viscoelastic behavior, filler network integrity, and rubber–filler interactions of vulcanized rubbers and thermoplastics.
Method A: Determination of nonlinear viscoelastic response using Fourier-transform rheology (FTR) under large-amplitude oscillatory shear.
Method B: Determination of filler–filler and rubber-filler interactions using dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) through strain-sweep testing (Payne effect).
NOTE: Rubber that vulcanizates with more than 80 IRHD hardness will show slippage behaviour at very high strain analysis.
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