Effect of hydrostatic pressure on the viscosity of failure of polymeric materials

Zezin, Yu. P.

doi:10.1007/bf00605298

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“…There is limited data on the influence of high pressure on polymer crack growth and fracture toughness. It has been reported that high pressure increases the resistance to crack propagation in a filled elastomer based on butyl rubber [48]. Lake et al found that increasing the hydrostatic pressure to 130 MPa reduced crack growth rates in elastomers by nearly three orders of magnitude [49].…”

Section: Crack Growth and Fracture Toughnessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Polymers for hydrogen infrastructure and vehicle fuel systems :

Barth¹,

Simmons²,

Marchi³

2013

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This document addresses polymer materials for use in hydrogen service. Section 1 summarizes the applications of polymers in hydrogen infrastructure and vehicle fuel systems and identifies polymers used in these applications. Section 2 reviews the properties of polymer materials exposed to hydrogen and/or high-pressure environments, using information obtained from published, peer-reviewed literature. The effect of high pressure on physical and mechanical properties of polymers is emphasized in this section along with a summary of hydrogen transport through polymers. Section 3 identifies areas in which fuller characterization is needed in order to assess material suitability for hydrogen service.

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Section: Crack Growth and Fracture Toughnessmentioning

confidence: 99%