Chin J Mater Res  1990, Vol. 4 Issue (1): 91-96    DOI:

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A STUDY ON THE ULTIMATE FRACTURE STRENGTH AND FRACTURE BEHAVIOR OF POLYMERIC MATERIALS——Ⅱ.A KINETIC MODEL THEORY OF CREEP TENSILE STRENGTH

SONG Mingshi(Beijing Institute of Chemical Technology)

SONG Mingshi(Beijing Institute of Chemical Technology). A STUDY ON THE ULTIMATE FRACTURE STRENGTH AND FRACTURE BEHAVIOR OF POLYMERIC MATERIALS——Ⅱ.A KINETIC MODEL THEORY OF CREEP TENSILE STRENGTH. Chin J Mater Res, 1990, 4(1): 91-96.

Abstract References Related Articles Recommended Metrics Download:  PDF(446KB)  Export:  BibTeX | EndNote (RIS)       Abstract  The failure phenomena of viscoelastic materials consist of three factors:1)the time dependences of the bulk stress-strain relation;2)the time dependences of the fail-ure initation mechanism-the formation of overstressed polymer chains in local plastic are Key words:  creep tensile strength      creep durability      failure of polymers      fracture of polymers      Received:  25 February 1990      Service E-mail this article Add to citation manager E-mail Alert RSS （） Articles by authors URL:  https://www.cjmr.org/EN/     OR     https://www.cjmr.org/EN/Y1990/V4/I1/91 1 Zhurkov S N,Narzullayev B N.Zh Tekh Fiz,1953;23:1677 1955;25:66 2 Bueche F.J Appl Phys,1955;26:1133 1958;29:1231 3 Kroschwitz J I.Polymers:An Encyclopedic Sourcebook of Engineering Properties.New York:Willy,1987:397 4 Tobolsky A,Eyring H.J Chem Phys,1943;11:125 5 #12 6 #12 7 宋名实.北京化工学院学报,1990;17(1) :65 8 Kinloch A J,Yong R J.Fracture Behavior of Polymers,London,App Sci Pub,1983:113 9 Barton S J,Charry B W.Polym Eng Sci,1979;19:590 10 Larson F R,Miller J.Trans ASME,1952;74:765 [1] SONG Mingshi HU Guixian CHEN Han (Beijing Institute of Chemical Technology). THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND PROCESSING FOR SELF-REINFORCED POLYMERS4.Comparison of the Theory of Tensile Strength with Experiments[J]. 材料研究学报, 1993, 7(3): 252-257. No Suggested Reading articles found! Viewed Full text Abstract Cited   Shared      Discussed