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André, Stéphane
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Publications (22/22 displayed)
- 2023Deformation mechanisms in PBT at elevated temperaturescitations
- 2022Deformation in Semi-Crystalline Polymers from a Heterogeneous Spherulitic Microstructure
- 2022Development of plasticity in vitrimers synthesized from a semi‐crystalline polymer using injection moldingcitations
- 2021An FFT solver used for virtual Dynamic Mechanical Analysis experiments: Application to a glassy/amorphous system and to a particulate compositecitations
- 2021Solid rheological properties of PBT-based vitrimerscitations
- 2021Certifying the intrinsic character of a constitutive law for semicrystalline polymers: a probation test
- 2021Certifying the intrinsic character of a constitutive law for semicrystalline polymers: a probation test ; Certifier du caractère intrinsèque d'une loi constitutive pour les polymères semi-cristallins : un test de probation
- 2020An FFT-solver used for virtual Dynamic Mechanical Analysis experiments: Application on a glassy/amorphous system and on a particulate composite
- 2019CONJOINT EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL AND MECHANICAL DEGRADATION STRESSORS ON FUEL CELL PFSA MEMBRANES
- 2018Viscoelastic behaviour of heterogeneous materials: extension of CraFT software to harmonic regime
- 2018Viscoelastic behaviour of heterogeneous materials studied thanks to an extension of CraFT software in harmonic regime
- 2017Mesoscopic strain field analysis in a woven composite using a spectral solver and 3D-DIC measurementscitations
- 2017In-situ continuous 1D/2D synchrotron SAXS scans to study the kinematics of plastic instability in SCP
- 2017Anisotropy development during HDPE necking studied at the microscale with in situ continuous 1D SAXS scanscitations
- 2016A Mechanical Study of a Glass Fabric-Thermoplastic Resin Composite: 3D-DIC and X-ray tomographic observations explained by numerical simulations based on a spectral solver
- 2016Advantages of a 3-parameter reduced constitutive model for the measurement of polymers elastic modulus using tensile testscitations
- 2015Kinematic study of necking in a semi-crystalline polymer through 3D Digital Image Correlationcitations
- 2015Influence of the fiber/matrix strength on the mechanical properties of a glass fiber/thermoplastic-matrix plain weave fabric compositecitations
- 2013A Common Multiscale Feature of the Deformation Mechanisms of a Semicrystalline Polymercitations
- 2011From the thermodynamics of constitutive laws to the thermomechanical experimental characterization of a semicrystalline polymer from IR imagingcitations
- 2010Investigation of the Mesostructure of a Mechanically Deformed HDPE by Synchrotron Microtomographycitations
- 2008Optical techniques for in situ dynamical investigation of plastic damagecitations
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Anisotropy development during HDPE necking studied at the microscale with in situ continuous 1D SAXS scans
Abstract
Quantitative information about microstructural reorganizations which occur during mechanical solicitation is important to increase our knowledge on the rheology of semi-crystalline polymers. This point is investigated here on High Density Polyethylene through the measurement of an anisotropy index calculated from small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) patterns. These were obtained in situ on a coherent synchrotron beamline with a very fast scanning of the specimen under tensile test. This allows the anisotropy development of many material points which undergo different deformation paths to be followed, thanks to necking development and propagation. With this field information, the microstructural anisotropy observable is shown to have a given value at a given true strain, meaning that strain pilots the bulk topology. Results apparently departing from that premise are shown indeed to be an experimental artifact: true strains are measured on the specimen surface, necking introduces strain heterogeneities in thickness, and the SAXS technique probes the full volume producing averaging.