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Esta dissertação foi julgada adequada para obtenção do título de MESTRE EM ENGENHARIA ESPECIALIDA... more Esta dissertação foi julgada adequada para obtenção do título de MESTRE EM ENGENHARIA ESPECIALIDADE ENGENHARIA MECÂNICA sendo aprovada em sua forma final.
The development of material models dedicated to the description of polymer behavior has long been... more The development of material models dedicated to the description of polymer behavior has long been and remains a subject of interest, as their use grows in many realms of application. Their microstructural features are responsible for challenges that must be addressed for accurate constitutive modeling, including thermomechanical coupling, large strain phenomena, viscosity effects and particular degradation behavior, among others. This thesis aims to tackle this problem within the framework of variationally-formulated constitutive modeling of dissipative phenomena. This type of energy-based approach allows for an efficient treatment of multiphysics coupling, while accounting for dissipation in a thermodynamically sound manner. Formulations for a wide range of thermo-viscoelasticity phenomena in finite strains are presented, with an emphasis on the coupling mechanisms and on the chosen parametrization of all dissipation sources. Similar variational approaches can be extended to the pr...
Esta dissertação foi julgada adequada para obtenção do título de MESTRE EM ENGENHARIA ESPECIALIDA... more Esta dissertação foi julgada adequada para obtenção do título de MESTRE EM ENGENHARIA ESPECIALIDADE ENGENHARIA MECÂNICA sendo aprovada em sua forma final.
The development of material models dedicated to the description of polymer behavior has long been... more The development of material models dedicated to the description of polymer behavior has long been and remains a subject of interest, as their use grows in many realms of application. Their microstructural features are responsible for challenges that must be addressed for accurate constitutive modeling, including thermomechanical coupling, large strain phenomena, viscosity effects and particular degradation behavior, among others. This thesis aims to tackle this problem within the framework of variationally-formulated constitutive modeling of dissipative phenomena. This type of energy-based approach allows for an efficient treatment of multiphysics coupling, while accounting for dissipation in a thermodynamically sound manner. Formulations for a wide range of thermo-viscoelasticity phenomena in finite strains are presented, with an emphasis on the coupling mechanisms and on the chosen parametrization of all dissipation sources. Similar variational approaches can be extended to the pr...