Mechanical Response of Polymers: An Introduction 1st Edition

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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 1 Plot The Stress Histories Corresponding The Stress History For Given Figureproblem Figureproblem
1 Problem Statements and Solutions 1.1 The one - dimensional theory of plasticity is time -independent in the sense that there is a relation between stress and strain which is independent of the rate of loading, as in Figure-Problem 1.1a. Plasticity is a theory for materials which
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 2 Then Consider Kelvinvoigt Elements Series With Spring Figureproblem Show That The Constitutive
1 Chapter 2 Problems 2.1 Consider a Kelvin-Voigt solid and a linear spring in series: Figure-Problem 2.1 Show that the constitutive equation implied by this mechanical analog has the same form as that for a Maxwell element and spring in parallel. In other words
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 4 Comparing The Two Expressions For Gives Hence Amp Amp This The Laplace
Solution to Problems of Chapter 4 4.1 Suppose that the relaxation function for a linear viscoelastic material is given by ! G(t) =100(1+9e"t 2 ) lb/in2 . (a) Starting with the integral relation (4.1) or (4.2) between G(t) and J(t), and using the Laplace transform, derive
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 4 Consider Linear Viscoelastic Solid Whose Creep Function Becomes Constant After Finite Time
4.15 Consider a linear viscoelastic material for which ! G(t) reaches ! G" at a finite time ! t* , as shown in Figure-Problem 4.15a. Suppose that two strain histories, ! "1(t) and ! "2(t) , coincide after some time ! t1 , as shown in Figure-Problem 4.15b. Show that after some
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 4 Figureproblem Discuss The Effect The Disturbance The Difference Strain Histories Use Properties
4.13 Consider a linear viscoelastic solid. Suppose that the stress varies arbitrarily during the time interval ! 0"t"t1 , and is then removed so that ! "(t) =0, t >t1 . Show that the material recovers its original shape as ! t" # . SOLUTION Since the stress history is
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 4 Get Ets Note That Res The Stress Difference Becomes Amp Sds Evaluate
4.18 A linear viscoelastic test specimen is subjected to a strain history ! "1(t) . An identical specimen is subjected to a strain history ! "2(t) which differs from ! "1(t) by a disturbance of finite duration ! t2"t1 , that is, ! "2(t) ="1(t) + " (t)
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 4 Lapl Transform The Above Equation And The Relation Between And Combining Then
4.6 If the strain history ! "(s) 0 < s t, is specified, (3.39a) can be regarded as an equation for the corresponding stress history. Using the Laplace transform and (4.1) or (4.2), show that the solution of (3.39a) for the stress history is given by (3.37a). SOLUTION
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 4 Now Let Log That Amp And Plot This Solution The Log Scale
4.3 Consider the creep function ! J(t) =t 600 +1 600 (6 "2e"t 4 ) . (a) Sketch a graph of ! J(t) (b) Show that the corresponding relaxation function has the form ! G(t) =C1e"t#1+C2e"t#2 . It is not necessary to find the constants
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 4 This Can Written Nan Aampa Lampa Where Cclcn Are Constants That Can
4.10 Repeat Problem 4.9 for a relaxation function of the form ! G(t) =E"+Ei i=1 N #e$t bi . SOLUTION (a) By Definition 1 ! ! G(0) =E"+Eii=1N# ! G(")=E" ! G (t) ="Eibii=1N#e"t bi ! G (0) ="Eibii=1N# ! "R1 =#Eii=1N$#Eibii=1N$=Eii=1N$Eibii=1N$ ! "R1 =Eii=1N#Eibii=1N#=E1+L+ENE1b1+L+ENbN (b) By Definition
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 5 Consider The Corresponding Strain Increments For The Histories Indicated The Figure Show
Problems 5.1 Consider the strain history shown in Figure-Problem 5.1. (a) Sketch the corresponding stress - time plot. (b) Sketch the corresponding stress - strain plot. Indicate points corresponding to times t = ! T*, 2T*, 3T*, 4 T* and as ! t" # . You may use
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 5 Constant Strain Rate Test Gxdx Divide The Integral Replace Time Using And
5.12 The purpose of this problem is to compare the 'stress - strain' plots obtained under constant strain and constant stress rate conditions. With this in mind, consider plotting the following graphs on the same set of axes: For a test with constant strain rate ! " ,
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 5 Discuss The Expected Plot For Large And Small Values Does The Stress
5.5 Consider the strain history shown in Figure-Problem 5.5. Sketch the stress vs. time plot and the corresponding stress vs. strain plot. You may use results from the notes, but state the appropriate page and/or equation number. Figure-Problem 5.5 SOLUTION The strain history is the
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 5 For Sufficiently Large The Stress History For Sufficiently Small The Stress Will
5.3 Consider a strain history of the form shown in Figure-Problem 5.3. (a) Derive an expression for the corresponding stress history in terms of a general stress relaxation function G(t). (b) Discuss the graph of ! " vs. ! t for large and small values of !
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 5 Mathematica With Since The Strain Needed Start With The Constitutive Equation Giving
5.7 A linear viscoelastic material undergoes the strain history shown in Figure- Problem 5.7 (a) Let the stress relaxation function have the form ! G(t) =A+Be"t# where ! A=G" and ! B=Go"G# . Set up an equation for the time ! T 1 when the stress becomes zero. Express
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 5 Put This Terms And Amp For Jxdx Jxdx Ampt Amp Amp Amp
5.16 Consider the constant stress rate load and unload history in Figure 5.23. (a) Consider the creep compliance ! J(t) =1 100 (1"0.9e"t#C) Calculate ! " (T*+)# for ! T*"C=0.1 and ! T*"C=2.0 (b) Plot vs. t for ! T*"C=0.1 and ! T*"C=2.0 (c) Plot
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 5 Since Then Then Jsds Which Shows That The Relation Between And Independent
5.9 Consider the constant stress rate history ! "=#t (a) determine an expression for the corresponding strain history in terms of a general creep compliance J(t). Sketch a typical plot of vs. t. (b) Show that the plot of ! " # vs. ! " # is independent of (c)
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 5 The Integral Represents The Area Under From Since Increases With The Area
5.11 Consider the stress history shown in Figure-Problem 5.11. Sketch the ! " # $ plot for general values of ! T 1 and ! T3 . Sketch the shape of the plot for the limiting case in which ! T 1"0 and ! T3"T2 . Write an expression for the total
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Mechanical Engineering Chapter 5 This Reduces Ets Ets Ets Amp Amp Amp Amp Note That Amp
5.14 A linear viscoelastic specimen is subjected to the constant stress rate load and unload history, which is shown in Figure-Problem 5.14. Develop an expression for the strain history ! "(t) for any time ! t"4T* . Calculate this expression for the strain using the creep compliance
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