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Pini, Tommaso
Sapienza University of Rome
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- 2024A periodic micromechanical model for the rate- and temperature-dependent behavior of unidirectional carbon fiber-reinforced PVDFcitations
- 2021Deformation and failure kinetics of polyvinylidene fluoride: Influence of crystallinitycitations
- 2021Deformation and failure kinetics of polyvinylidene fluoride: Influence of crystallinitycitations
- 2019Damage mechanisms in a toughened acrylic resincitations
- 2018Fracture toughness of acrylic resinscitations
- 2018Matrix toughness transfer and fibre bridging laws in acrylic resin based CF compositescitations
- 2018Fracture toughness of acrylic resins: Viscoelastic effects and deformation mechanismscitations
- 2017Fracture initiation and propagation in unidirectional CF composites based on thermoplastic acrylic resinscitations
- 2016Time dependent fracture behaviour of a carbon fibre composite based on a (rubber toughened) acrylic polymercitations
- 2016Time dependent fracture behaviour of a carbon fibre composite based on a (rubber toughened) acrylic polymercitations
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Damage mechanisms in a toughened acrylic resin
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<p>The effect of temperature on the damage mechanisms occurring in a toughened acrylic resin was investigated by studying volume changes during tensile tests, analyzing the reversibility of the damage after applying proper thermal histories and by direct transmission electron microscope observations. It was found that an increase of temperature, from 0°C to 60°C, shifts the predominant mechanism from crazing to cavitation and shear yielding. When the latter occur, the material response is very susceptible to previous thermal treatments; and in particular to the cooling rate from above glass transition temperature. Crazing on the other hand is not influenced by the thermal history of the material. POLYM. ENG. SCI., 59:566–572, 2019.</p>