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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Hypotheses for Scratch Behavior of Polymer Systems that Recover

Bujard, Bernard 05 1900 (has links)
Scratch recovery is a desirable property of many polymer systems. The reason why some materials have demonstrated excellent scratch recovery while others do not has been a mystery. Explaining the scratch resistance based upon the hardness of a material or its crosslink density is incorrect. In this thesis, novel polymers were tested in an attempt to discover materials that show excellent scratch recovery - one of the most important parameters in determining the wear of a material. Several hypotheses were developed in an attempt to give an accurate picture of how the chemical structure of a polymer affects its scratch recovery. The results show that high scratch recovery is a complex phenomenon not solely dependent upon the presence of electronegative atoms such as fluorine.
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Surface recovery and reconstruction after deformation / La recouvrance et la reconstruction des surfaces après déformation

Lejeune, Joseph 03 June 2014 (has links)
Les propriétés des polymères sont intéressantes pour des applications pneumatiques, de verres organiques, de joints, … Leurs propriétés mécaniques sont néanmoins mal comprises. Dans ce manuscrit, le comportement mécanique du PMMA et du CR39 est étudié en fonction du temps.Il en résulte des courbes maîtresses à partir d’expérience de relaxation de contrainte et de fluage d’indentation. D'autre part, le comportement mécanique au contact est analysé sur des expériences de fluage et recouvrance d’indentation et de rayures analysées pour la première fois dans cette thèse. Finalement, des lois de comportements sont construites, leurs précisions sont comparées grâce à des calculs par éléments finis aux expériences en contact. / Polymer's low weight, deformability and easy manufacturing make them attractive materials for tire, organic glasses, sealing applications … Their mechanical properties are nonetheless poorly understood. In particular, two fields are searched over this thesis: time dependency and contact behavior for two transparent polymer: PMMA and CR39. The mechanical behavior time dependency is observed by the construction of stress relaxation and contact master curves. The mechanical contact behavior is analyzed by indentation creep and recovery experiments. Moreover the immediate scratch recovery is measured in the thesis. Finally, the uniaxial data is used to build constitutive laws, which accuracy is compared by Finite Element Modeling to contact tests.

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