Constitutive modeling of shape memory polymer based self-healing syntactic foam

By Weiqun Xu, Guoqiang Li. 2010

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Subfields: Mechanical Engineering, Polymers and Plastics

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/ad597646f2bae7806af1896f7b41f13601dcb8be

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1. J. Diani
2. I. Rousseau
3. P. Gilormini
4. Carole Frédy

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1. I. Rousseau
2. J. Diani
3. P. Gilormini
4. Carole Frédy
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6. Tao Xie

Citations in the corpus

• Two-way reversible shape memory effects in a free-standing polymer composite (2011, unknown): “…SMP under fully confined recovery conditions has been harnessed in the field of self-healing materials where it has been shown that multiple crack closure or healing events can occur with only one programming step due to geometric confinement (Li and John 2008, Li and Nettles 2010, Xu and Li 2010).”
• Predicting thermal shape memory of crosslinked polymer networks from linear viscoelasticity (2012, methodology): “…behavior (Tobushi et al. 1997, Morshedian et al 2005, Diani et al. 2006, the 3D variant of Heuchel et al., 2010) or volume fraction (Qi et al. 2008, Xu and Li 2010), whereas others rely on series of standard tension or compression tests at constant stress (Lin and Chen 1999, Hong et al. 2007) or…”