Prediction of Bending Creep Behavior of Rice Hull Flour/Polypropylene Composite

Zhao Yang Xu; Da Gang Li; Yan Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.200.203

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Prediction of Bending Creep Behavior of Rice Hull Flour/Polypropylene Composite

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The creep behaviors of rice hull flour/PP composite under different stress levels were studied through bending test. The results show that the bending creep behaviors of rice hull flour/PP composite have obviously correlation to the stress levels. Based on the time-temperature-stress equivalence principle and 15% stress level as a reference, the creep compliance master curve of 15% stress level was constructed by horizontally shift the creep compliance curve of other stress levels, which can predict the creep behavior of rice hull flour/PP composite at the 15% stress level.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 200)

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Zhao Yang Xu, Da Gang Li, Yan Wu

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Creep, Rice Hull Flour/PP Composite, Time-Temperature-Stress Equivalence Principle

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