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The mechanical behaviour of poly (vinyl butyral) at different strain magnitudes and strain rates

Hooper et al., 2012

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8940561215239047410
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Hooper P
Blackman B
Dear J
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Journal of Materials Science

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The mechanical behaviour of poly (vinyl butyral)(PVB) at small (< 0.1%) and large strains (> 200%) is investigated experimentally over a range of strain rates to provide data for the development and validation of constitutive models. The small-strain response is investigated …
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