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Theoretical Description of Extension in Molten Polydisperse Polymers

3 Theoretical Description of Extension in Molten Polydisperse Polymers [Pg.15]

Numerous works aimed at theoretical description of the extension experiments (see, e.g. 42 ) failed to produce satisfactory results. It should be noted that description of shear experiments was adequate in many works (see, e.g. 43-4S)). [Pg.15]

Finally, in Ref.461 a satisfactory description of extension experiments and model calculations 47) was provided. [Pg.15]

The basis for the above-mentioned model47) was provided by Maxwell s nonlinear model obtained in general form in Ref. 48). Flere the total strain was divided into irreversible strain and elastic strain X, Stress a and velocity of irreversible strain ep were determined from the elastic strain. In Ref. 48) a number of functions a (a.) and ep(X) were defined more specifically. Beside that, Maxwell s nonlinear models were connected in parallel. Note that in case of one Maxwell s element X = a23), but in case of several elements connected in parallel this is not true and a is determined from the solution of the respective problem. In case of the uniaxial extension the model of Ref.47) takes the following form  [Pg.15]

Note that the model given in Ref. 47) takes into account the distortion of potential barriers in activation flow under the action of stress. Relaxation time is 0k = 0k exp (—mWk) (here mk = yk/RT where yk is constant, R is gas constant, T is temperature). Normally, two Maxwell s elements (N = 2) and one viscous element with vis- [Pg.15]




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