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Hysteresis
(redirected from Hysteresis loss)

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Hysteresis
Used to characterize a lagging effect. Firms may fail to enter markets that appear attractive, or firms that are once invested in a market may persist in operating at a loss. The effect is characteristic of investments with high entry and exit costs along with high uncertainty.
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Together with the high coupling efficiency of VP Si 363, this strongly reduced silica network leads to a very low hysteresis loss of the compound.
A new silane for future requirements--lower rolling resistance, lower ... by Korth, Karsten / Rubber World
Hysteresis loss of VP Si 225 and TAC in the silica-filled compounds was lower than all carbon black-filled compounds, as seen in tan delta values at 0 and 60[degrees]C.
Silane-rubber coupling in sulfur, peroxide and metal oxide curing ... by Luginsland, Hans-Detlef / Rubber World
To improve the hysteresis loss of tire body compounds, new low surface area carbon blacks have been developed and are a solution to further reduce rolling resistance of a tire.
New reinforcing materials for rising tire performance demands by Niedermier, Werner / Rubber World
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