Influence of Tensile Rates on Mechanical Properties of PP/GB Composites
Liang Bo Ji
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Liang Bo Ji
Abstract
The effect of tensile rates on the elastic modulus (E c) and yield strength of glass bead filled polypropylene composites was investigated by using an Instron material tester at room temperature The results show that the E c increases with increasing glass bead content and is proximately a power function of tensile strain rates, except for individual data point The tensile yield stress decreases nonlinearly with the addition of the filler volume fraction (φ f), while increases with increasing tensile strain rates as a form of power function Furthermore, the relationship among E c , φ f and stress were discussed
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The effect of tensile rates on the elastic modulus (E c) and yield strength of glass bead filled polypropylene composites was investigated by using an Instron material tester at room temperature The results show that the E c increases with increasing glass bead content and is proximately a power function of tensile strain rates, except for individual data point The tensile yield stress decreases nonlinearly with the addition of the filler volume fraction (φ f), while increases with increasing tensile strain rates as a form of power function Furthermore, the relationship among E c , φ f and stress were discussed
Key concepts: Materials science, Ultimate tensile strength, Composite material, Polypropylene, Volume fraction, Yield (engineering), Elastic modulus, Tensile strain