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Rubber Technologies

Research group

Rubber Technologies

The professional interest of the group focuses on a comprehensive study of processing, production and characterization of rubber to achieve an overall understanding of the influence of individual factors, such as composition of the blends and processing conditions or external degradation agents on the resulting product properties. In the Centre, it is possible to prepare testing samples of mixtures/blends on a calendering line, multi-roller and internal compounder. After complete rheological characterization, it is possible to produce testing specimens in various shapes as well as rubber products from the prepared blends by moulding/ pressing. There is also a co-extrusion rubber line available for preparation of profiles from silicone and other rubber compounds. This line includes a vulcanization chamber, extraction and cutting equipment and on-line measurement of the geometry of the extruded profiles. The domain of the group is a deep professional qualification in the field of theoretical and experimentally-analytical description of mechanisms and mutual structural connections/ relations of fracture behaviour of rubber depending on the effects of degrading mechanical and physical influences. In addition to the usual mechanical and thermal methods, tests on a Vulcometer, a unique Tear and Fatigue Analyzer characterizing the resistance of rubber against spreading of the crack during cyclic fatigue load, and a Chip & Cut device determining the dynamic abrasion of rubber for heavy-duty tires are available for characterization of materials. The Intrinsic Strength Analyzer as the only device determining the energy needed to create a crack, is also available. An integral part of basic and applied research is the characterization of thermal processes in mechanically loaded rubber components by a high-speed thermo-camera. The group also focuses on the development of new rubber testing methods for properties that have not yet been determined, such as in-situ monitoring of the development of heating inside a cyclically loaded rubber body, where a unique test device was developed for this analysis.

Head of the group: doc. Dr. Ing. Radek Stoček

Contacts - Research Team

Development of research direction

RP/CPS/2024-28/006 - Competent development of the Rubber Technology research direction at the Centre of Polymer Systems in the area of ​​the impact of tire abrasion particle emissions on the environment, 2024-2028
Principal Researcher: Ing. Martin Stěnička, Ph.D. 

The aim of the project is to expand the professional competence of the research direction Rubber Technology (GT) at the Centre of Polymer Systems (CPS) in the area of ​​the influence of tire abrasion particle emissions on the environment so that CPS and this research direction gain an international reputation as an excellent research workplace that possesses interdisciplinary competence in understanding materials engineering combined with environmental protection.

Implemented projects

GA26-233495S - Fundamentals of Electrically Activated Self-Healing Processes of Rubbers Filled with Hybrid Conductive-Nonconductive Fillers, 2026-2028

CZ.01.01.01/01/22_002/0000682 Development of a new ecological anti-noise barriers - 2024 - 2026

Completed projects

TH80020008 Modelling Wear of Intrinsically Self-Healing Elastomers for Reduced Particle Emission and Improved Lifetime Performance in Future e-Mobility Concepts

8E15B007 - project of cooperation between the Czech Republic and Bavaria entitled “Experimental investigation on rubbers´ mechanical behaviour under fatigue loading conditions including chemothermomechanical aging”, 2016 – 2017 (partner – Universität der Bundeswehr, München, Germany).

Research outcomes

Contacts

Head of the group: doc. Dr. Ing. Radek Stoček

Scientific team

Ph.D. students

  • doc. Dr. Ing. Radek Stoček

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  • Sanjoy Datta, Ph.D.
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  • Evghenii Harea, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Ondřej Kratina, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. Marek Pöschl, Ph.D.
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  • Ing. David Rebenda, Ph.D.

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  • Ing. Petr Zádrapa, Ph.D.

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  • Ing. Ondřej Peter

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  • Ing. Nikolas Ryzí
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Financing

Financing

85% of the Centre of polymer systems is financed from European Fund of the Research and Development for Innovations programme, namely the Priority Axis 2 - Regional R&D centres. The remaining 15% is covered by the state budget of the Czech Republic. The remaining expeses which cannot be financed from the above mentioned sources will be covered by the Tomas Bata University in Zlin. The overall project implementation is supervized by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic.

About the project

On January 1, 2011 TBU in Zlin started implementation of the „Centre of Polymer Systems“ project.
Below you will find identification details of the project.
Project name: Centre of polymer systems
Abbreviation: CPS
Registration No.: CZ.1.05/2.1.00/03.0111
Financed from: Research and Development for Innovations OP
Priority axis: 2 Regional R&D centres
Support area: 2.1 Regional R&D centres
Manager: Assoc. prof. Vladimír Pavlínek, Ph.D.
Beneficiary: Tomas Bata University in Zlin
Allocated amount: CZK 754 042 805,-
Structure: CZK 640 936 384,25,- from EU budget
CZK 113 106 420,75,- from Czech Republic budget
Project duration:

January 1, 2011 - April 30, 2015

Strengthening of research capacities

On September 1 2015 TBU in Zlin started implementation of the „CPS - posílení výzkumných kapacit“ project.
Below you will find identification details of the project.
Project name: CPS - posílení výzkumných kapacit
Registration No.: CZ.1.05/2.1.00/19.0409
Financed from: Research and Development for Innovations OP
Priority axis: 2 Regional R&D centres
Support area: 2.1 Regional R&D centres
Beneficiary: Tomas Bata University in Zlin
Allocated amount: CZK 48 814 500
Structure: CZK 41 492 325 from EU budget
CZK 7 322 175 from Czech Republic budget
Project duration:

September 1, 2015 - December 31, 2015

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