Processing induced properties

Bledzki A K, Ries A, Passmann D and Heim H-P (2009) Compression Moulding Technology for Process Induced Property Gradation, Proc Adv Plast Technol Conf Nov 3-5, Katowice, Poland, pp. 379-385. 

T.A.P. Engels, L.E. Govaert, G.W.M. Prters, H.E.H. Meijo-, Processing-induced properties in glassy polymo Application of structural relaxation to yield stress development. Journal of Polymer Science Part B Polymer Physics, 8, 1212 (2006)... 

Studies have considered the effect of crystallinity on the performance of CR adhesives (97), on segmental mobiUty as determined by nqr studies (101), on strain induced property changes (102), and on relaxation processes (103). 

Such processing-induced residual stresses that influence properties as mechanical, physical, environmental, and aesthetic factors (which also exist in other materials like metals and ceramics) can have favorable or unfavorable effects, depending on the application of the load with respect to the direction of the stresses or orientation. 

K. Simino and I. Yonenaga, Oxygen Effect on Mechanical Properties W. Bergholz, Grown-in and Process-Induced Effects... 

Ternary and Other Induced Spectra. Three-particle induced dipoles and the associated ternary collision-induced absorption spectra and dipole autocorrelation functions have been studied for fluids composed of mixtures of rare gases, and for neat fluids of nonpolar molecules — that is for systems that are widely thought to interact with radiation only by virtue of interaction-induced properties. A convenient framework is thus obtained for understanding the variety of experimental observations. The computer simulation studies permit an insight into the involved basic processes, but were not intended for direct comparison with measurements [57]. Methods have been developed for computer... 

This transition is very susceptible to processing induced changes and can be enlarged on decreased by the applied heat history, processing conditions, and physical aging. Hence, the T has been used by fiber manufacturers to optimize the properties in their materials. 

In this paper we have given a short overview of the application of symmetry-adapted perturbation theory to intermolecular potentials and interaction-induced properties, and of the methods going directly from these intermolecular properties to experimentally measurable quantities such as collision-induced Raman spectra, rovibrational spectra, and second (pressure and dielectric) virial coefficients. The results presented in this paper show that intermolecular potentials and dipole/polarizability surfaces obtained from ab initio SAPT calculations can be used to correctly describe the spectroscopic and dynamical processes involving weakly bound complexes. 

However, the intercalation process induces modifications in the lattice since the magnetic properties of the intercalates are very different from those of pure MPSj whereas the latter orders antiferromagnetically at low temperature, a spontaneous magnetization takes place in the intercalates (Fig. 25). 

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