Article | REF: AM8100 V1

Rubber reinforcement

Author: Jean-Charles MAJESTÉ

Publication date: September 10, 2017

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3. The Payne effect

3.1 Experimental event

This effect is classically observed on variations in the complex shear modulus, real part G′ and imaginary part G′′, as a function of strain at constant frequency and temperature.

For low strains (generally below 100%), the behavior of the elastomer matrix alone is linear with respect to the applied strain. The addition of fillers leads to the appearance of non-linear behavior in the same range of deformations, as shown in figures 4 ,...

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