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INDEX tensile modulus

Figure 47 shows taken from Equation 20 versus Vj. It shows that S. is quite sensitive to Vp and is therefore a good means to evaluate v, with the numerical values of Fig. 47. It can be estimated that the tensile modulus E of the bulk PMMA is not affected by the very low pressure toluene gas environment during the short duration of the experiment. The optical craze index in PMMA in air without load is known as n = 1.32, which corresponds to v = 0.6. From the optical interferometry, it is known that the craze just before breakage is twice as thick as unloaded, (v, = 0.3) and hence using Lorentz-Lorenz equation its optical index is n = 1.15. From Figs. 46 and 47 it can be concluded that the bulk modulus around the propagating crack is about 4400 MPa, which is a somewhat high value, in view of the strain rates at a propagating crack tip (10 to s" ). Using the scatter displayed in Fig. 46, it can be concluded from Fig. 47 that the fibril volume fraction is constant, v = 0.3, within a scatter band of 0.08, and is therefore not sensitive to the toluene gas. Figure 47 shows taken from Equation 20 versus Vj. It shows that S. is quite sensitive to Vp and is therefore a good means to evaluate v, with the numerical values of Fig. 47. It can be estimated that the tensile modulus E of the bulk PMMA is not affected by the very low pressure toluene gas environment during the short duration of the experiment. The optical craze index in PMMA in air without load is known as n = 1.32, which corresponds to v = 0.6. From the optical interferometry, it is known that the craze just before breakage is twice as thick as unloaded, (v, = 0.3) and hence using Lorentz-Lorenz equation its optical index is n = 1.15. From Figs. 46 and 47 it can be concluded that the bulk modulus around the propagating crack is about 4400 MPa, which is a somewhat high value, in view of the strain rates at a propagating crack tip (10 to s" ). Using the scatter displayed in Fig. 46, it can be concluded from Fig. 47 that the fibril volume fraction is constant, v = 0.3, within a scatter band of 0.08, and is therefore not sensitive to the toluene gas.
Thickness (mm) Crystallinity degree (%) Young s modulus (GPa) Water holding capacity (g water/g cellulose) Cellulose content in the dressing (%) Relative total deformation index (%) Tensile strength (MPa)... [Pg.310]

Solef Melt Flow Index (at 230°C, 5 kg) Melting Point, °C Specific Gravity Tensile Strength at 23°C, MPa Elongation at Break at 23°C, % Flex Modulus, GPa Tensile Modulus, GPa Impact Resistance at 23°C, J/m Notched Izod... [Pg.131]

Material Percent neutralized Melt index at 190°C, dg/min Secant modulus, % extension, MPa Ultimate tensile strength, MPa Elongation at break, %... [Pg.405]

Mechanical properties, such as elastic modulus and yield point, that depend on crystallinity per se are not seriously affected by low to moderate doses of ionizing radiation. On the other hand, those mechanical properties that are sensitive to interlamellar activity are most dramatically affected by the low to moderate radiation doses. This is seen in the ultimate tensile strength and elongation at failure of the polyolefins. It is also reflected in the large change in melt index between 0 and 18 Mrad, which indicates formation of cross-links that increase with increasing... [Pg.98]

Although glass spheres are classified as nonreinforcing fillers, the addition of 40 g of these spheres to 60 g of nylon 66 increases the flexural modulus, the compressive strength, and the melt index of the polymer. The tensile strength, the impact strength, the creep resistance, and the elongation of these composites are less than those of the unfilled nylon 66. [Pg.123]

Entry Initial Modulus of Elasticity Tensile Strength (MPa) Elongation Refractive Index Abbe No. [Pg.528]


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