Investigation of the thermoviscoelastic material behaviour of adhesive bonds close to the glass transition temperature
Abstract In the present contribution, a phenomenological material model is presented describing the viscoelastic behaviour of polyurethane bonds under finite deformations. The model includes the temperature dependency of the material behaviour close to the glass transition temperature. Experimentall...
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