V. Shadrin, A. Svistkov, K. Mokhireva, O. Garishin
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The features of experiments with dumbbell specimens performed to determine the mechanical properties of filled elastomers are analyzed. Emphasis is placed on testing materials that experience a complex loading history. Experiments such as cyclic loading with increasing amplitude of deformations and with nested stress / strain cycles are considered. It has been established that the rate of change of the stretch ratio in the central part (gauge section) of the specimen significantly differs from that calculated from the analysis of the positions of the grips. This difference manifests itself more prominently in the experiments with complex loading algorithms. The reason is that the viscoelastic properties and the Mullins effect of the filled elastomer are different in the central part of the specimen and at its ends near the grips. The presence of inhomogeneous deformation in the gauge section leads to additional difficulties associated with finding constants for constitutive equations. Besides, this phenomenon complicates a comparison of the mechanical properties of different materials, because detailed information on their behavior can be obtained in complex experiments only. So, experiments with straight specimens or rings with a rectangular cross-section offer more possibilities for studying the mechanical properties of filled elastomers than the experiments with dumbbell specimens.
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