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Introduction to Plastics Engineering
ISBN:
9781119536574
No. of Pages:
1060
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2020
eBook Chapter
3. Introduction to Stress and Deformation
Page Count:
10
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Published:2020
Prediction of part performance and processing requiresmodels that characterize the response of plastics to thermal, mechanical, and electromagnetic stimuli. In mechanics, or engineering science, the relationships between imposed stimuli and the resulting response are called constitutive equations. Because of the complex response of plastics – both in the solid and liquid phases – constitutive equations for plastics are more complex than those for metals and ceramics. Simple models for the mechanical behavior of plastics are discussed in Chapter 4.
Topics:
Deformation,
Stress,
Plastics,
Constitutive equations,
Ceramics,
Mechanical behavior,
Metals
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