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7 A Prediction Model for Rubber Curing Process Shigeru Nozu 1, Hiroaki Tsuji 1 and Kenji Onishi 2 1Okayama Prefectural University 2Chugoku Rubber Industry Co. Ltd. Japan 1. Introduction A prediction method for rubber curing process has historically received considerable
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