Conclusions
1. The viscoelastic properties of mixtures of crystalline polymers with elastomers have been studied as functions of temperature. It is shown that, for mixtures of PP with PIB and TEP, the concept of thermorheologically simple behavior is applicable only within a narrow interval of temperature.
2. Parameters of the temperature—time analogy for thermorheologically complex materials have been calculated. It is established that, at temperatures above a characteristic temperature T*, a strong dependence of the correction coefficient on time and a strong dependence of the relaxation function on the ratio of components exist.
3. It is shown that use of the concept of thermorheologically complex behavior for prediction of the long-term deformability allows analysis of the contributions of specific components to the viscoelastic behavior of the mixture in different temperature intervals.
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Okhtinsk Scientific-Industrial Association "Plastpolimer," Leningrad. Translated from Mekhanika Polimerov, No. 4, pp. 614–620, July–August, 1977.
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Gol'dman, A.Y., Murzakhanov, G.K. & Soshina, O.A. Temperature - time analogy for thermorheologically complex polymeric materials. Polymer Mechanics 13, 516–522 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00859329
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