Yield Process of Amorphous Polymers with Different Heat Treatments

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  • 熱処理した非結晶性高分子材料の降伏過程
  • ネツ ショリ シタ ヒケッショウセイ コウブンシ ザイリョウ ノ コウフク カテイ

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It has been shown that the yield process is very different between the annealed and quenched samples of amorphous polymers. Many slip lines appearing just before yielding cause a specimen necking near the peak stress in asreceived and annealed samples, while it occurs without visible formation of slip lines in quenched samples. To investigate this difference may promote the understanding on the yield mechanism of amorphous polymers. In this paper, the results mentioned previously were confirmed at tensile and shear tests and some mechanical properties related to the yielding were measured using as-received (AR) and quenched (Q) samples of amorphous polymers, PC, PVC, PMMA and PET. It was shown that (1) the values of tanδ are higher in Q than in AR samples, (2) the diffusion rate of methyl alcohol to PMMA is greater in Q than in AR samples, (3) the specific gravities of Q samples are smaller than those of AR ones and (4) the yield mechanism is very different between AR and Q samples under both tension and shearing.

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