The linear viscoelastic properties of linear polymers melts and solutions are well understood and can be quantitatively described by models such as the tube model. On the contrary, the nonlinear charactersitics of polymers (like in fast extensional flow) is not well understood principally due to the non-universal behavior between polymer melts and solutions. Currently, there is no single model in literature that can describe both polymer melts and solutions together under one framework. So the primary objective of this thesis is to develop an universal model that could correctly predict the fast extensional behavior of monodisperse linear polymers.(FSA - Sciences de l'ingénieur) -- UCL, 201
We examine several aspects of the dynamics of linear polymers under shear and extensional flows. We ...
This paper describes finite-element simulations and associated experimental studies of extrudate swe...
The prediction of linear viscoelasticity (LVE) of a polymer melts from the knowledge of their struct...
The linear viscoelastic properties of linear polymers melts and solutions are well understood and ca...
A tube and reptation model is presented which is capable of generating quantitative predictions of t...
Quantitative prediction of the rheological properties of polymers will become an important tool that...
Quantitative prediction of the rheological properties of polymers will become an important tool that...
A tube and reptation model is presented which is capable of generating quantitative predictions of t...
While the linear viscoelastic properties of linear polymers are quite well understood and can be pre...
The current coarse-grained picture to represent polymer chain dynamics under uniaxial extensional fl...
The Doi−Edwards tube model, coupled with relaxation mechanisms, such as reptation, contour length fl...
We present an extension of the Rouse-CCR tube model for linear entangled polymers, by incorporating ...
In this manuscript, we extend the tube-based model that we developed for predicting the linear visco...
For linear homopolymers the linear viscoelastic predictions of the double reptation model are compa...
We examine the influence of the number of entanglements per chain (Z) on the uniaxial extensional rh...
We examine several aspects of the dynamics of linear polymers under shear and extensional flows. We ...
This paper describes finite-element simulations and associated experimental studies of extrudate swe...
The prediction of linear viscoelasticity (LVE) of a polymer melts from the knowledge of their struct...
The linear viscoelastic properties of linear polymers melts and solutions are well understood and ca...
A tube and reptation model is presented which is capable of generating quantitative predictions of t...
Quantitative prediction of the rheological properties of polymers will become an important tool that...
Quantitative prediction of the rheological properties of polymers will become an important tool that...
A tube and reptation model is presented which is capable of generating quantitative predictions of t...
While the linear viscoelastic properties of linear polymers are quite well understood and can be pre...
The current coarse-grained picture to represent polymer chain dynamics under uniaxial extensional fl...
The Doi−Edwards tube model, coupled with relaxation mechanisms, such as reptation, contour length fl...
We present an extension of the Rouse-CCR tube model for linear entangled polymers, by incorporating ...
In this manuscript, we extend the tube-based model that we developed for predicting the linear visco...
For linear homopolymers the linear viscoelastic predictions of the double reptation model are compa...
We examine the influence of the number of entanglements per chain (Z) on the uniaxial extensional rh...
We examine several aspects of the dynamics of linear polymers under shear and extensional flows. We ...
This paper describes finite-element simulations and associated experimental studies of extrudate swe...
The prediction of linear viscoelasticity (LVE) of a polymer melts from the knowledge of their struct...