Experimental and numerical investigation of yielding phenomena in a shape memory polymer subjected to cyclic tension at various strain rates
This paper presents experimental and numerical results of a polyurethane shape memory polymer (SMP) subjected to cyclic tensile loading. The goal was to investigate the polymer yielding phenomena based on the effects of thermomechanical coupling. Mechanical characteristics were obtained with a testi...
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