Experimental Study on Aging Performance of Building Membrane Materials

Bin Wang; Jian Zheng; Fei Cai Wu; Shunsuk Otaka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.852.189

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Experimental Study on Aging Performance of Building Membrane Materials

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The paper introduces the research background, current status and performance of architectural membrane materials, analyzes the superiority of PVC and PTFE performance, discusses the aging and standards of architectural membrane materials, and conducts new rheological destruction of architectural membrane materials. The aging and relaxation characteristics described by the constitutive equations, and the viscos-elastoplastic rheological failure of architectural membranes for constitutive experiments. At the end of the thesis, the aging performance degradation of architectural membrane materials is discussed, and the aging of architectural membrane materials and the significance of membrane performance degradation are explored in depth.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 852)

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189-198

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Bin Wang*, Jian Zheng, Fei Cai Wu, Shunsuk Otaka

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Aging Properties, Architectural Membrane Materials, Material Properties, PTFE, PVC

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