Method of correcting radial force variation of tire and apparatus therefor
AssigneeBridgestone Corporation
InventorYuichiro Ogawa
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Abstract
A radial force variation of a tire is corrected irrespectively of the kind of the organic fiber cord used, wherein a radial force variation (RFV) is measured at room temperature to specify a tire position indicating a minimum value of RFV, and an inner face of a tread portion is pushed and enlarged outward in a radial direction of the tire by a pushing means at a RFV bottom region sandwiching the position of the minimum RFV value from both sides thereof in a circumferential direction of the tread portion, and such a push enlarged state is kept for a given time.
Claims6
An apparatus for correcting radial force variation of a tire comprising a tread portion and a carcass ply of a radial structure containing rubberized organic fiber cords therein, which comprises a split rim assembling the tire, a pushing means arranged on either one segment of the split rim, and a feed and discharge valve of a pressurized gas to an inside of the tire assembled onto the rim, in which a pushing member reciprocatively moving in a radial direction of the tire assembled onto the rim and pushing an inner face of the tread portion from an inside of the tire is arranged in the pushing means, and either one segment of the split rim is fixed to a main body of the apparatus and the other segment is connected to a moving means in an axial line direction of the rim displacing the rim between operation position and non-operation position in the assembling of the tire.
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