On the thermo-visco-elastic behaviour of neat and aged PPS composites

IF 7.1 1区工程技术 Q1 ENGINEERING, MECHANICAL International Journal of Mechanical Sciences Pub Date : 2024-10-04 DOI:10.1016/j.ijmecsci.2024.109761

Quentin C.P. Bourgogne , Vanessa Bouchart , Pierre Chevrier , Florence Dinzart

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Reinforced PPS thermoplastics exposed to variations in temperature and humidity are subject to aging and interface degradation. These phenomena can lead to ruptures due to the interphase weakening. In this study, a micromechanical model based on the equivalent inclusion model is implemented using the viscoelastic behaviours of the neat and aged grades identified by spectrometric analyses. The presented coated inclusion model allows to extract the viscoelastic behavior of the interphase in the dry-as-molded composite and in the aged composite by inverse method conducted for viscoelastic behavior. The presence of the interphase testifies to the degradation of the thermomechanical properties in the vicinity of the reinforcements. In the aged composite, the interphase also undergoes an aging phenomenon. Thus, the model compares the behavior of the interphase in the dry-as-molded and aged grades of the composite and separates the effects linked to the degradation of adhesion of the fibers from the effects linked to specific hydroscopic aging.

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纯 PPS 复合材料和老化 PPS 复合材料的热粘弹性行为

增强型 PPS 热塑性塑料在温度和湿度变化的环境中会出现老化和界面降解现象。这些现象会导致相间削弱而发生断裂。在本研究中，利用光谱分析确定的未老化和老化牌号的粘弹性行为，建立了基于等效包覆模型的微观力学模型。所提出的涂层夹杂物模型可以通过粘弹性行为反演法提取干模复合材料和老化复合材料中夹杂物的粘弹性行为。夹层的存在证明了增强材料附近的热力学特性发生了退化。在老化的复合材料中，中间相也会出现老化现象。因此，该模型比较了干模和老化等级的复合材料中夹层的行为，并将与纤维粘附性退化相关的影响与特定水镜老化相关的影响区分开来。

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International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 工程技术-工程：机械

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