Structural adhesives are essentially amorphous polymers exhibiting viscoelastic behaviour. These glues are used near their glassy transition temperature. In this temperature range, their behaviour is driven by free volume evolutions. Equations governing thermo-diffuso-mechanical problem derive from the fundamental principles of continuum mechanics and thermodynamics of irreversible processes. Viscoelasticity and free volume variations are treated by the non linear viscoelastic modelling of Knauss and Emri [Polym. Eng. Sci., 27, 86-100] in an isotropic and small strain framework
In this thesis, we propose a novel thermodynamically consistent constitutive framework to model amor...
The thermal loading during the curing process of an adhesive-bonded joint induces residual stresses ...
In this thesis, deformation of aligned polymer glasses and the rheology of polymer melts and hydroca...
Résumé — Modélisation du couplage entre la mécanique et la diffusion de l’eau dans les assemblages c...
The problem of interest is the numerical modelling of Case II diffusion in polymeric glasses. Case I...
TO SIMULATE CURING PHENOMENA, for example for the purpose of optimising manufacturing processes or t...
AbstractThe problem of interest is the numerical modelling of Case II diffusion in polymeric glasses...
The evolution of residual stresses resulting from cooling an adhesive bond configuration on its late...
International audienceAnalysis of the thermo-mechanical behaviour of the polymers has been and still...
Most of the adhesives used in the marine industry are polymers with a mechanical behaviour which is ...
A predictive theory for fluid transport in polymers was established using the foundations of Continu...
In previous work, a phenomenologically constitutive model was presented describing the finite, nonli...
The purpose of the present work is to predict, from physical bases, the mechanical behaviour of amor...
Chapter B.6 discussed the extension of visco‐elastic adhesive models to account for different spatia...
The paper outlines a constitutive model for finite thermo-visco-plastic behavior of amorphous glassy...
In this thesis, we propose a novel thermodynamically consistent constitutive framework to model amor...
The thermal loading during the curing process of an adhesive-bonded joint induces residual stresses ...
In this thesis, deformation of aligned polymer glasses and the rheology of polymer melts and hydroca...
Résumé — Modélisation du couplage entre la mécanique et la diffusion de l’eau dans les assemblages c...
The problem of interest is the numerical modelling of Case II diffusion in polymeric glasses. Case I...
TO SIMULATE CURING PHENOMENA, for example for the purpose of optimising manufacturing processes or t...
AbstractThe problem of interest is the numerical modelling of Case II diffusion in polymeric glasses...
The evolution of residual stresses resulting from cooling an adhesive bond configuration on its late...
International audienceAnalysis of the thermo-mechanical behaviour of the polymers has been and still...
Most of the adhesives used in the marine industry are polymers with a mechanical behaviour which is ...
A predictive theory for fluid transport in polymers was established using the foundations of Continu...
In previous work, a phenomenologically constitutive model was presented describing the finite, nonli...
The purpose of the present work is to predict, from physical bases, the mechanical behaviour of amor...
Chapter B.6 discussed the extension of visco‐elastic adhesive models to account for different spatia...
The paper outlines a constitutive model for finite thermo-visco-plastic behavior of amorphous glassy...
In this thesis, we propose a novel thermodynamically consistent constitutive framework to model amor...
The thermal loading during the curing process of an adhesive-bonded joint induces residual stresses ...
In this thesis, deformation of aligned polymer glasses and the rheology of polymer melts and hydroca...