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D.tech.scien. Artamonova E.N.
Saratov State Technical
University n.a. Gagarin Y.A., Russia
Analysis
of the
degradation of properties
In this paper we
propose a mathematical model of destruction (the relations connecting parameters
of efficiency at the time of fracture characteristics material), based on the
relationship of both these approaches to allow for the dependence of the
limiting critical conditions at which the destruction, the time of stress, temperature
environmental exposure, exposure, etc. This is especially typical for polymers
[1]. An examination of these experimental data one can draw conclusions that
should be taken into account when constructing the mathematical correlations
for the conditions of fracture: Mechanical properties and the process of
destruction of polymer materials substantially depend on time and operating
conditions. Destruction is a two-stage process. At the first stage the
degradation of the properties of the material, the accumulation of damage,
microcracks occur. The stage ends at a time when the merger of microdamage
formed macroscopic crack. This moment is short-lived and by their physical
nature is a loss of stability of equilibrium microdefects.
Because of the
irreversibility of the process of destruction is determined not only the
current values of parameters characterizing it, but the entire prior history
change of these parameters. Because
of the private nature of the experimental data on the effect of medium on behavior
of plastic the composition of the general mathematical for all materials the
phenomenological description of fracture based on mechanical ideas due to the
difficulties and serious shortcomings. Therefore it is necessary and the molecular interpretation
of macroscopic changes in the material. Thus, the phenomenological theory of
time dependence as would provide a common framework, which must fit the theory
of material behavior, and that put a detailed mechanical theory of change of
macroscopic and microscopic properties of the polymer. This need arises in the
interpretation of the parameters of the phenomenological equation, allowing you
to identify not only the common features, as well as the difference between the
materials.
Because of significant time effects for
polymers the process of their destruction more difficult than traditional
materials, the phenomenon of viscous and brittle fracture occur simultaneously.
Fracture criterion in this case must take into account the achievement σ, ε of the instantaneous and destructive values σ ð, ε
ð, at the time tð., and their
dependence on the development of degradation of material properties ω (t).
Figure 1.
Analysis of experimental data (Fig.1) suggests characteristics of
the temperature dependence of relaxation processes and fracture for
viscoelastic polymers with the same value of energy activation for each material.
Both aspects of the strength of polymers depend on the local structural changes
that primarily can be linked with the process of accumulation of damage,
education grid hairline cracks. Combining different approaches to describing
these processes, i.e. formulation of a general mathematical theory of
deformation and fracture of polymers depends on the study of the relationship
of deformation, destruction and action of strain, temperature, aggressive
factors in the whole time interval of operation of the element.
According the
survey of the literary sources for the analyzing of long-term durability of
materials and elements made of them two alternative approaches are basically
exist: mechanical (benchmarking) and kinetic.
According the first approach we model the generalized condition for material destroying:
Ô (θ1,
θ2, θ3 ) = Ô ð.
Here Ô - the functional is some combination of the
components of the stress or strain.
The functional Ô depends on
the accepted theory strength or given empirically and then the functional
contains parameters determined experimentally.
1.The strain tensor can be represented as a sum of tensors of elastic deformation of inelastic deformation:
ε
ij = ε ij¹ + ε ij².
2. For description
the strain state and fracture in the framework of a generalized model of
inelasticity is necessary to consider the history of deformation of the sample
depends on the loading path and on time. For different loading paths for the
processes of varying duration results will be different. We give a physical
explanation of the above stated hypothesis.