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Uniformity Control of Cured Tires
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Tire uniformity alteration is a method to reduce nonuniformity levels of cured tires to a selected minimum value. The process includes removing a very small amount of rubber from strategic regions on the tire tread. The method is used in tire production and is an effective corrective procedure. When the tire and wheel system is considered, demonstrable improvements in vehicle shake are obtained.
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Hofelt, C., "Uniformity Control of Cured Tires," SAE Technical Paper 690076, 1969, https://doi.org/10.4271/690076.Also In
References
- Testing Machines for Measuring The Uniformity of Passenger Car Tires SAE J332
- Zuschak E. A. “Automatic Grinding Machines to Improve Tire Uniformity,” 1968 20th Annual Conference of Electrical Engineering Problems in the Rubber and Plastics Industries, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
- Gough V. E. Barson C.W. Gough S. W. Bennett W. D. “Tire Uniformity Grading Machine.” Paper 322A SAE National Automobile Meeting Detroit March 1961