0.5sourcegovernment (NBS J. Res. 68A, 1964): computed by NBS for peroxide-cured gum NR vulcanizate, 25 °C, infinitesimal deformation0.49 in the solver: the linear element locks as the ratio nears 0.5 (nearly incompressible).
Shear modulus
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Bulk modulus
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Speed of sound
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Thermal
Thermal conductivity
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0.151W/m·Ksourcegovernment selected value (US Army Natick Laboratories TR 66-49-PR, 1966), soft vulcanized natural rubber, 25 °C
Thermal expansion
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100 mm part over a 50 °C swing
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Specific heat
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1,881J/kg·Ksourcegovernment (NBS J. Res. 68A, Table 7; values observed for unvulcanized NR by Bekkedahl and Matheson), 25 °C
Formlabs Clear Resin V5 (FLGPCL05), TDS Rev. 01 March 20, 2024; printed on Form 4 at 100 µm, washed 5 min in >=99% IPA, post-cured 15 min at 60 °C in Form Cure. Orientation not stated.
Every value links to the document that states it. "Not sourced" means no citable source states it (or only a specification minimum); figures computed from it are left out too.
SLA Resin Standard is 3D printed: its properties depend on build direction and print settings; these are typical values.
Questions
Is SLA Resin Standard stronger than Rubber?
SLA Resin Standard is stronger: its tensile strength is 60 MPa against 23 MPa for Rubber (2.61x).
Which is more ductile, SLA Resin Standard or Rubber?
Rubber stretches further before it breaks: 830% elongation at break against 8% for SLA Resin Standard.