Benjamin Klie

Head of department

Germany

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Benjamin Klie is the Head of Department at Deutsches Institut für Kautschuktechnologie e.V., Germany. His research interests focus on advanced rubber processing techniques and the application of artificial intelligence in optimizing rubber manufacturing processes. Recent publications include works on smart extrusion lines and the influence of viscosity in additive manufacturing of rubber mixtures.

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2022

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Sven Schwabe

Institut für Nanophotonik

GERMANY

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Hainer Wackerbarth

Head of Department

Institut für Nanophotonik

GERMANY

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Conversion of an industrial LIBS system to double-pulse operation to improve sulphur detection in rubber-based parts

MINIMIZING TEMPERATURE DEVIATIONS IN RUBBER MIXING PROCESS BY USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS

RELAXATION BEHAVIOR OF 3D PRINTED NBR-BASED RUBBER O-RINGS AS INNER PART OF ROD SEALS

Functional testing of entirely additively manufactured two-component hydraulic rod seals made of TPU and NBR

Smart Rubber Extrusion Line Combining Multiple Sensor Techniques for AI‐Based Process Control

INFLUENCE OF THE MIXTURE VISCOSITY ON MECHANICAL ANISOTROPY AND PROCESSABILITY OF AN NBR-BASED RUBBER MIXTURE FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING

Tailoring the Curing Kinetics of NBR-Based Rubber Compounds for Additive Manufacturing of Rod Seals

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING AND VULCANIZATION OF CARBON BLACK–FILLED NATURAL RUBBER–BASED COMPONENTS

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Sven Schwabe

Hainer Wackerbarth

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