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A mathematical model of aerodynamic extension of a polymer jet was developed with consideration of its hyperelastic properties. The results of an experimental study of aerodynamic extension of equiviscous solutions in DMF of acrylonitrile copolymers (ANCP) with different specific viscosity are reported. The calculated and experimental characteristics of aerodynamic spinning from polymer solutions are compared. The determining role of hyperelastic strain in strengthening of the jet in stretching it in the secondary spinnability zone is established. 相似文献
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Summary: The feasibility of obtaining specialty waterborne adhesives in a CSTR was investigated facing the possibility of replacing the traditional semi‐batch reactors, which are commonly used in their production by a more efficient system. The key aspects focused on this work were the safety of the process, the kinetic feasibility, and the quality of the products, having as a reference the adhesive performance of the polymers produced in the semi‐batch reactors. Simulations showed that the production of 280 tons per week could be safely carried out even using mean residence times as short as 10 min. From a kinetic point of view, it was found that under these conditions, reasonable high conversions could be achieved in the reactor, resulting on a high production per unit volume of reactor. Furthermore, the adhesive properties of the latex were analyzed, and a much higher shear resistance was found for the latexes produced in the continuous reactor, while peel resistance and tack were found to be very similar disregarding the type of reactor used.
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Lixiang Yang 《Polymer Engineering and Science》2019,59(11):2335-2346
Mechanical behaviors of amorphous polymers have been investigated in all aspects from macroscopic thermodynamics to molecular dynamics in past five decades. Most models either have too complex mathematics or can only explain mechanical behaviors of specific materials under certain defined conditions. In this article, a mathematical model is proposed to understand mechanical behaviors of amorphous polymers with aid of the concepts of reptation theory. This new model is capable to match most experimental results of different amorphous polymers for a wide range of time and temperature effect from rubber zone to glassy zone. Above glass transitional temperature, the model shows hyperelastic behavior. Below glass transitional temperature, elastic–viscoplastic properties can be obtained. In the proposed model, no yielding surface is assumed. Hyperelasticity and Mullin's effect are illustrated in a different way without assuming strain energy function in advance. Yielding stress is controlled by Young's moduli, defect density, and defect velocity of molecular chains. Anisotropic plasticity is simply controlled by anisotropic Young's moduli. Therefore, no additional anisotropic parameters are needed to define anisotropic yielding surface. Strain rate, temperature, and hydrostatic pressure effects on yielding stress are through their effect on Young's moduli. Linear elastic, hyperelastic, viscoelastic, and viscoplastic models are put into one single equation, which makes the mathematical structure very easy to understand and easy to use. This model is validated by comparing with five existed experimental data. Proposed model also shares some features similar to the old well‐known large deformation models for amorphous polymers. POLYM. ENG. SCI., 59:2335–2346, 2019. © 2019 Society of Plastics Engineers 相似文献
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Tejraj M. Aminabhavi Patrick E. Cassidy 《Polymer-Plastics Technology and Engineering》2013,52(7-8):717-751
In recent years polymers have become versatile and widely accepted materials in almost every conceivable application. Many of these applications involve the possibility of exposure to fire hazards. Upon exposure to a sufficient heat source and sufficient atmospheric oxygen, these materials catch fire and bum. However, the rate of combustion varies from polymer to polymer. The overall fire hazard is therefore a function not only of the fire performance of a polymer, but also the degree of exposure of the polymer to fire. 相似文献