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R. S. Novokshanov and A. A. Rogovoi, "Evolutionary constitutive relations for finite viscoelastic strains," Mech. Solids. 40 (4), 98-112 (2005)
Year 2005 Volume 40 Number 4 Pages 98-112
Title Evolutionary constitutive relations for finite viscoelastic strains
Author(s) R. S. Novokshanov (Perm)
A. A. Rogovoi (Perm)
Abstract On the basis of kinematic relations for the superposition of small elastic and small viscous strains on finite viscoelastic strains, general evolutionary constitutive relations of viscoelasticity are obtained with the corotational derivatives which are compatible with these relations. The equations are further elaborated on for the particular case of the elastic law for a weakly compressible material, and linearly-viscous law for the stretch rate of the viscous component. Thermodynamic consistency of these constitutive relations is demonstrated. By using the structural mechanics approach, a model for a weakly compressible viscoelastic solid body possessing a discrete relaxation time spectrum is developed. The model parameters are identified on the basis of the experimental data for a realistic material. Predictive capabilities of the model are tested by solving the problem of simple shear under compression.
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Received 11 July 2003
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