Anisotropic stress-softening effect on fast dynamic crack in filler-reinforced elastomers
Abstract
Deformation of filler-reinforced elastomers is accompanied by a complex internal damage due to stress softening (Mullins effect). The crack growth behavior of filler-reinforced elastomers is made significantly complex by the occurrence of a simultaneous directional stress softening. The influences of the directional stress softening on fast crack propagation normal to the pre-stretching direction are revealed by the comparison using three types...
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Title
Anisotropic stress-softening effect on fast dynamic crack in filler-reinforced elastomers
Published Date
Apr 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
155
Pages
103786 - 103786
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