This book connects the physics of polymer molecules to engineering applications. Ideas of intermolecular cooperativity, irreversible thermodynamics, relaxation mode coupling, free energy of stress invariants, and viscoplasticity are presented.
Contents:
- Stress and Strain
- Intermolecular Cooperativity
- The Glassy State
- The Molten State
- The Crystalline State
- Related Topics
- Computer Programs in BASIC
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Höhe: 23.3 cm
Breite: 16.8 cm
Dicke: 2.4 cm
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ISBN-13
978-3-446-17111-4 (9783446171114)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Part 1 Stress and strain: free energy and stress; interrelationship among the stresses in elastic body; viscoelasticity; the relaxation spectrum; approximate relations among linear viscoelastic functions; the yield phenomenon. Part 2 Intermolecular co-operativity: a molecular model for intermolecular co-operativity; distribution of relaxation times near the glass transition. Part 3 The glassy state: isothermal contraction/expansion in the nonequilibrium state; linear viscoelastic relaxation in the glassy state; plasticity and nonlinear viscoelasticity in the glassy state. Part 4 The molten state: elements of melt rheology; rubber elasticity; linear viscoelasticity without entanglement - stage 2; linear viscoelasticity with entanglement - stage 3; the melt flow; additional comments. Part 5 The crystalline state: melting and crystallization; relaxation of semicrystalline polymers as composite structures; engineering properties. Part 6 Related topics: the glass transition in crosslinked polymers (thermosets); failure in plastics; polymer solutions. Part 7 Computer programs in BASIC: engineering properties of glassy and crystalline polymers; the program; thermodynamic recovery.