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Yingshe Luo,Shengming Chen,Liang Zhang,Jianxin Su,Yongzhong Zhang3,Shuling Luo 한국유변학회 2012 Korea-Australia rheology journal Vol.24 No.3
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) sheets were made into samples with precast defects for uniaxial tensile test. The tests are carried out under room temperature with conditions of same displacement rate but different defect sizes or of same defect but different displacement rates. The local nonuniform temperature field on whole deformation area of specimen is recorded with a thermal infrared imager and the whole coupling magnetic field with thermal changes in experiments is detected and measured by a self-developed sensors system. The experimental results show that, in a complete tensile test process of PVC samples, the temperature reduction phenomenon emerges firstly in its elastic deformation stage (areas) that temperature of specimen is cooler than room temperature. And then in viscoplastic deformation period (areas), the temperature increases sharply to be obviously higher than room temperature due to the thermo-mechanical coupling effection of tensile load and viscoplastic deformation heat. These thermal variations lead a coupling pyromagnetic effect occur and the effect intensity is dependent strongly on the strain rate and/or the size of defects. The tem\-perature prejudgment conditions for materials yield are preliminary discussed based on this effect.
Luo, Yingshe,Chen, Shengming,Zhang, Liang,Su, Jianxin,Zhang, Yongzhong,Luo, Shuling 한국유변학회 2012 Korea-Australia rheology journal Vol.24 No.3
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) sheets were made into samples with precast defects for uniaxial tensile test. The tests are carried out under room temperature with conditions of same displacement rate but different defect sizes or of same defect but different displacement rates. The local nonuniform temperature field on whole deformation area of specimen is recorded with a thermal infrared imager and the whole coupling magnetic field with thermal changes in experiments is detected and measured by a self-developed sensors system. The experimental results show that, in a complete tensile test process of PVC samples, the temperature reduction phenomenon emerges firstly in its elastic deformation stage (areas) that temperature of specimen is cooler than room temperature. And then in viscoplastic deformation period (areas), the temperature increases sharply to be obviously higher than room temperature due to the thermo-mechanical coupling effection of tensile load and viscoplastic deformation heat. These thermal variations lead a coupling pyromagnetic effect occur and the effect intensity is dependent strongly on the strain rate and/or the size of defects. The temperature prejudgment conditions for materials yield are preliminary discussed based on this effect.
Dynamic viscoelastic properties of polyvinyl chloride with physical aging
Fang Tian,Yingshe Luo,Shuiping Yin,Hong Wang,Chun Cao 한국유변학회 2015 Korea-Australia rheology journal Vol.27 No.4
The experimental research of dynamic viscoelastic properties of polyvinyl chloride was conducted by the dynamic mechanical analysis method in this paper. And the fitting equation of dynamic modulus of polymers has been presented. Based on the time-aging time equivalent principle, horizontal shift factor and vertical shift factor of aging time are carried out, which proposes a novel method for the research on time-aging time equivalent analysis of dynamic mechanical properties of polymers during physical aging