Orientation of polymers in die-drawing with superimposed transverse shear deformations

For polymer materials to compete with metals in engineering applications, they must possess adequate mechanical properties. Some crystalline plastics are able to offer enhanced properties but these tend to be very expensive. Often a viable alternative is to modify commodity polymers through further...

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Main Author:	Shaun M. Mannell
Format:	Default Thesis
Published:	1997
Subjects:	Materials engineering not elsewhere classified untagged Materials Engineering not elsewhere classified
Online Access:	https://hdl.handle.net/2134/27997
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spelling	rr-article-92333181997-01-01T00:00:00Z Orientation of polymers in die-drawing with superimposed transverse shear deformations Shaun M. Mannell (7125134) Materials engineering not elsewhere classified untagged Materials Engineering not elsewhere classified For polymer materials to compete with metals in engineering applications, they must possess adequate mechanical properties. Some crystalline plastics are able to offer enhanced properties but these tend to be very expensive. Often a viable alternative is to modify commodity polymers through further processing techniques which introduce molecular orientation, thereby producing high modulus polymers. [Continues.] 1997-01-01T00:00:00Z Text Thesis 2134/27997 https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/Orientation_of_polymers_in_die-drawing_with_superimposed_transverse_shear_deformations/9233318 CC BY-NC-ND 2.5
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spellingShingle	Materials engineering not elsewhere classified untagged Materials Engineering not elsewhere classified Shaun M. Mannell Orientation of polymers in die-drawing with superimposed transverse shear deformations
description	For polymer materials to compete with metals in engineering applications, they must possess adequate mechanical properties. Some crystalline plastics are able to offer enhanced properties but these tend to be very expensive. Often a viable alternative is to modify commodity polymers through further processing techniques which introduce molecular orientation, thereby producing high modulus polymers. [Continues.]
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author	Shaun M. Mannell
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title	Orientation of polymers in die-drawing with superimposed transverse shear deformations
title_short	Orientation of polymers in die-drawing with superimposed transverse shear deformations
title_full	Orientation of polymers in die-drawing with superimposed transverse shear deformations
title_fullStr	Orientation of polymers in die-drawing with superimposed transverse shear deformations
title_full_unstemmed	Orientation of polymers in die-drawing with superimposed transverse shear deformations
title_sort	orientation of polymers in die-drawing with superimposed transverse shear deformations
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Orientation of polymers in die-drawing with superimposed transverse shear deformations

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