An experimentally-based viscoelastic constitutive model for polyurea, including pressure and temperature effects
By A. Amirkhizi, J. Isaacs, J. McGee, Sia Nemat-Nasser. 2006
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Civil and Structural Engineering, Materials Chemistry
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- Investigation of effect of polyurea on response of steel plates to impulsive loads in direct pressure-pulse experiments (2010, methodology): “Based on this study (Amirkhizi et al., 2006), a pressure, temperature, and strain-rate dependent model has been developed by these authors and implemented into LS-DYNA.”
- Modelling of material pitting from cavitation bubble collapse (2014, methodology): “The material parameters in (2.16) are derived from simplification of fourth-order Prony series in Amirkhizi et al. (2006) taking the second term as the major contributor.”
- Blast resistance of polyurea based layered composite materials (2008, background): “The rate sensitive behavior of polyurea has been an interest of study [10–12] and has been shown that material behavior of polyurea is dependent on the constitution, loading rate and temperature.”
- Deformation of polyurea-coated steel plates under localised blast loading (2013, background): “Much of the recently published work on experimental testing and characterisation of polyurea (e.g. Amini et al., 2010b, Amirkhizi et al., 2006, Qiao et al., 2011, Roland et al., 2007, Yi et al., 2006) has used a mixture of Isonate® 143L Modified MDI (formally known as 2143L) and Versalink® P1000…”
- Using split Hopkinson pressure bars to perform large strain compression tests on polyurea at low, intermediate and high strain rates (2009, unknown): “Hoo Fatt and Bekar [8] developed a pulley system to perform large strain tensile tests on rubber sheets at intermediate and high strain rates.”
- Experimental investigation of response of monolithic and bilayer plates to impulsive loads (2010, unknown): “Contents lists available at ScienceDirect International Journal of Impact Engineering journal homepage: www.elsevier .com/locate/ i j impeng 0734-743X/$ – see front matter !”