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The effects of extensional creep and creep recovery on the dynamic properties of an unfilled and filled crosslinked polyester resin

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Changes in the dynamic properties of unfilled and filled cured polyester resins during extensional creep were measured with the aid of a modified torsion pendulum. Glass beads were used as filler. The decrease in the real shear modulus during creep is attributed mainly to a debonding process. Dewetting-rewetting processes reflected by modulus changes, were discussed on the basis of a theory of Takahashiet al. Voigt-Kelvin rheological models were used to characterize the modulus and the creep compliance recoveries after load release.

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Katz, D., Smooha, Y. The effects of extensional creep and creep recovery on the dynamic properties of an unfilled and filled crosslinked polyester resin. J Mater Sci 18, 1482–1490 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01111968

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