L. R. Sperberg's research while affiliated with University of Texas at El Paso and other places
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Publication (1)
All tires fail due to interior oxidative deterioration, structural defects from manufacturing errors, improper tire design, road hazards, and exterior cracking caused by ozone and ordinary oxidation, most important being interior oxidative deterioration. This failure cause, while being most important, is least understood and appreciated. Oxidative...
Citations
... Nitrogen inflation for on-road vehicle tires has been studied for decades, either as a method for the tire service industry to exploit or to develop insight into tire aging. Sperberg [1] discussed nitrogen inflation as a means of improving tire life in 1967. Tokita et al. [2] discussed the use of an oxygen permeation and consumption model in conjunction with more rapid aging of tires for wheel tests. ...
