[[abstract]]©1988 Wiley - The relationship between the stress relaxation phenomena and domain structure of thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) was studied. Two representative thermoplastic elastomers: styrene-butadiene-styrene block copolymer (SBS); and 1,2-syndiotactic polybutadiene (1,2-PB), representing the amorphous glassy domain and crystalline domain, respectively, were tested in different atmospheres and temperatures. Results show that the structure of the domain has a significant effect on the stress relaxation curve. It is found that the way the glassy domain is formed determines the failure of the domain and hence the stress relaxation rate.[[department]]化學工程學
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Viscoelastic materials for plastic encapsulated molding compounds invariably exhibit a time-dependen...
We use a molecular dynamics (MD) framework to study the mechanical properties of triblock copolymer...
Stress relaxation and strain recovery phenomena during curing and changed thermal conditions are ana...
Thermoplastic elastomers have been found to have unsual properties, a consequence of composition and...
In this paper we present the results of comparative dynamic stress relaxation studies performed with...
Stress relaxation behaviour in compression and some other mechanical properties of thermoplastic-ela...
Thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) combine high elasticity with melt processability due to their struct...
This paper describes computer simulations and experimental results of stress relaxation carried out ...
Polymer glasses are rheologically complex materials whose viscoelastic response is a function of the...
The models presented in the literature to interpret the behavior of polymeric materials at stress re...
Similar to shape memory, the stress in a stimulus responsive polymer can also be programmed, stored,...
Styrenic block copolymer thermoplastic elastomers are one of the most widely used thermoplastic elas...
An attempt to calculate the internal stresses in a cylindrically shaped polystyrene component, subje...
ABSTRACT: The real and imaginary parts of the complex shear compliance (J0 and J00) of styrene–butad...
Obtaining a deeper understanding of the processes that occur in elastomers during stress relaxation ...
Viscoelastic materials for plastic encapsulated molding compounds invariably exhibit a time-dependen...
We use a molecular dynamics (MD) framework to study the mechanical properties of triblock copolymer...
Stress relaxation and strain recovery phenomena during curing and changed thermal conditions are ana...