Application of linear viscoelastic continuum damage theory to the low and high strain rate response of thermoplastic polyurethane
Background Understanding the mechanical response of elastomers to applied deformation at different strain rates and temperatures is crucial in industrial design and manufacture; however, this response is often difficult to measure, especially at high strain rates (e.g. > 100 s− 1), and more predi...
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| Format: | Journal article |
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Springer Nature
2020
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