Hydrostatic pressure effect on the non-linear mechanics of filled rubbers: experiments and physico-mechanical approach

Jonathan Champagne 1, 2 C Ovalle 2 S Cantournet 2 F. Lequeux 1 H. Montes 1 K Le-Gorju 3
1 SIMM - Sciences et Ingénierie de la Matière Molle
2 MAT - Centre des Matériaux
3 Hutchinson SA
Abstract : It has been known for several decades that rubbers exhibit a hydrostatic pressure-temperature superposition, interpreted by the free-volume theory. Moreover, our experimental results, on a filled rubber, demonstrate a hydrostatic pressure-temperature superposition which is two orders of magnitude larger than the one observed in pure rubbers. A new physico-mechanical model is proposed to account for the hydrostatic pressure effect responsible for a local glass transition temperature shift. It is suggested that it comes from the change of distances between aggregates. The predicted shift, given by the model, is found to be consistent with experimental data.
Keywords : filled rubber pressure effect pressure temperature superposition micro-mechanical approach multi-scale approach
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Jonathan Champagne, C Ovalle, S Cantournet, F. Lequeux, H. Montes, et al.. Hydrostatic pressure effect on the non-linear mechanics of filled rubbers: experiments and physico-mechanical approach. European Conference on Constitutive Models for Rubbers, Jun 2019, Nantes, France. pp.194, ⟨10.1201/9780429324710-35⟩. ⟨hal-02174558⟩

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