Impact fracture mechanisms in polymer blends: Rubber‐toughened nylon
Impact fracture mechanisms in polymer blends: Rubber‐toughened nylon
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10.1002/pol.1983.180210503
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1983-05
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Souheng Wu
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Souheng Wu
The impact fracture mechanisms of rubber-toughened nylon are analyzed by measuring the energy dissipated in several different processes during notched fracture. An energy balance is thus established for the impact fracture. The stress-whitened zone is shown to be the energy dissipation zone, having an energy dissipation density of 5.30 cal/g. About 25% (i.e., 1.44 cal/g) of the impact energy is dissipated by matrix crazing. About 75% (i.e., 3.86 cal/g) is dissipated as heat by matrix yielding, causing a temperature rise of 9.1 °C in the energy dissipation zone. Surface energy storage on the fracture surfaces is negligible (i.e., 1.45 × 10−5 cal/g). During matrix yielding, about 12% of α-triclinic nylon crystals is transformed into pseudohexagonal crystals.