Kinetic nature of polymer microhardness

Kats, M. S.; Regel, V. R.; Sanfirova, T. P.; Slutsker, A. I.

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“…The thermofluctuation nature of fracturing also manifests itself in a complex stress state (indentation, wear, etc. ), and an increasing number of researchers are using the kinetic approach to analyze the regularities of fracturing under these conditions (for example, [25][26][27]). For the rate of indentation of the indenter, an experimental dependence of Equation ( 2) was obtained [24]:…”

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Fracturing of Solids as a Thermodynamic Process

Petrov

2023

Alloys

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Instead of a number of different approaches or a formal description of experimental data, a unified approach is proposed to consider failure and deformation as thermodynamic processes. Mathematical modeling of the processes is carried out using rheological models of the material. Parametric identification of structural models is carried out using minimal necessary experiments. Based on results of these experiments, the scope of applicability conditions for this material and test modes necessary for parametric identification of models are selected. One fracture criterion is used that formally corresponds to the achievement of a threshold concentration of micro-damage in any volume of the material. Calculations of durability under conditions of varying temperature and variable loads are based on the relationship of plastic flow and failure processes distributed over the volume of the material. They are performed numerically over time steps depending on the ratio of the rate of change of temperature and stresses.

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