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Melt rheology and its applications in the plastics industry / / John M. Dealy, Jian Wang
Melt rheology and its applications in the plastics industry / / John M. Dealy, Jian Wang
Autore Dealy John M
Edizione [2nd ed.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa New York, : Springer, 2013
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (xvi, 282 pages) : illustrations
Disciplina 541.2254
Altri autori (Persone) WangJian
Collana Engineering materials and processes
Soggetto topico Plastics - Testing
Rheology
ISBN 94-007-6395-6
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Preface --  1.Introduction to Rheology: 1.1 What is rheology? --  1.2 Why rheological properties are important --  1.3 Stress- a measure of force --  1.4 Strain – a measure of deformation --  1.5 Rheological Phenomena --  1.6 Why polymeric liquids are non-Newtonian and elastic --  2.Viscosity and the Normal Stress Differences: 2.1  Simple shear and steady simple shear --  2.2  Viscometric flow --  2.3 The viscometric functions --  2.4  The Viscosity --  2.5  Normal stress differences --  References --  3. Linear Viscoelasticity: 3.1 Introduction --  3.2 Stress relaxation and the relaxation modulus --  3.3 The Boltzmann superposition principle --  3.4 Start-up of steady simple shear --  3.5  Relaxation moduli of rubbers and molten polymers --  3.6  The Maxwell model for the relaxation modulus --  3.7  The generalized Maxwell model and the discrete relaxation spectrum --  3.8  The continuous spectrum --  .9 Creep and creep recovery: The compliance --  3.10  Start-up of steady simple extension --  3.11 Small amplitude oscillatory shear --  3.12 Inferring a discrete relaxation spectrum from storage and loss moduli --  3.13  Combining creep and oscillatory shear data --  3.14 Time-temperature superposition --  3.15 Cole-Cole and related plots of linear data --  3.16 Van Gurp-Palmen Plot of Loss Angle Versus Complex Modulus --  3.17  Storage and loss moduli of molten linear polymers --  3.18  The plateau modulus and the molecular weight between entanglements --  3.19  The Rouse-Bueche model for unentangled melts --  3.20  Tube models for entangled melts --  3.21  Molecular weights fo the onset of entanglement effects --  3.22  Summary --  References --  4. Nonlinear Viscoelasticity – Phenomena: 4.1 Introduction --  4.2  Nonlinear phenomena from a tube modelp of view --  4.3  Nonlinear stress relaxation --  4.4  Dimensionless groups used to plot rheological data --  4.5  The viscosity in terms of the tube model --  4.6  Transient shear tests at finite rates --  4.7  Extensional flow behavior – Introduction --  4.8  Extensional Flow Behavior of Melts --  4.9   Shear modification --  4.10  Time-temperature superposition of nonlinear properties --  References --  5. Nonlinear Viscoelasticity – Models: 5.1 Introduction --  5.2 Tensor notation --  5.3 The stress tensor --  5.4  A strain tensor for infinitesimal deformations --  5.5  The Boltzmann superposition principle in tensor form --  5.6 Strain tensors for large, rapid deformations --  5.7  Integral constitutive equations based on continuum mechanics --  5.8  Continuum differential constitutive equations --  5.9  Constitutive equations from molecular models --  5.10  Numerical simulation of melt flows --  References --  6. Measurement Techniques: 6.1. Introduction --  6.2. Rotational and other drag-flow rheometers --  6.3. Pressure-driven rheometers --  6.4  On-line rheometers --  6.5  High-throughput rheometry --  6.6. Extensional rheometers --  6.7  Torque Rheometers --  6.8  Using Rheology for statistical process control --  6.9  Sample Stability: Thermo-oxidative degradation and hydrolysis --  Reference --  7.  Rheology and molecular structure: 7.1 Rheology and structure of linear polymers --  7.2 Long-chain branching and melt rheology --  References --  8.  Role of Rheology in Plastics Processing: 8.1.Introduction --  8.2 Flow in simple channels and dies --  8.3 Flow in an extruder --  8.4 Sheet extrusion/film casting --  8.5 Extrusion coating --  8.6. Film blowing --  8.7 Blow molding --  8.8  Injection molding --  8.9. Rotational molding --  8.10. Foam Extrusion --  References --  Appendix A  Structural and Rheological Parameters for Several Polymers --  Appendix B  The Displacement Gradient Tensor --  Subject Index.
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Dealy John M  
New York, : Springer, 2013
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Structure and Rheology of Molten Polymers: From Polymerization to Processability Via Rheology
Structure and Rheology of Molten Polymers: From Polymerization to Processability Via Rheology
Autore Dealy John M
Pubbl/distr/stampa [Place of publication not identified], : Hanser Gardner Publications, 2006
Disciplina 620.1/92
Soggetto topico Chemistry - Chemical Engineering
ISBN 1-60119-489-7
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Record Nr. UNINA-9911006585703321
Dealy John M  
[Place of publication not identified], : Hanser Gardner Publications, 2006
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