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Volume 22, Issue 6 (November 1994)

ISSN: 0090-3973
Page Count: 3


Effect of High Strain Rate on the Properties of PVC Pipe

Al-Bastaki, NMS
University of Bahrain,

(Received 2 January 1994; accepted 16 June 1994)

Abstract

Unplasticized PVC pipes were tested using static and dynamic testing conditions. The static test was performed by pressurizing the pipes at a strain rate of 1 × 10−4 s−1 and the dynamic test was carried out using a drop hammer apparatus at a strain rate of 8 s−1. The most pronounced influence of the high strain rate was a reduction in the failure hoop strain and an increase in the Young's modulus. An empirical formula was fitted to the stress-strain curves to represent the nonlinear and strain rate dependent behaviors.



Keywords:
unplasticized PVC, static testing, dynamic besting, drop hammer, strain rate, stress-strain curve, hoop strength, failure hoop strain, viscoelastic behavior, nonlinear behavior

Paper ID: JTE11864J
DOI: 10.1520/JTE11864J
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