Department of Mechanics, Laboratory LMNEPM, BP882 RP, 27000 Mostaganem
Algeria
Research Article
Modelling the Temperature Aging Effect on Tensile Fracture Load of
Notched High Density Polyethylene Material Using the Planning Design
Experiment Approach
Author(s): Zenasni RZenasni R
This article addresses the experimental characterization of the temperature aging effect on tensile fracture load behavior of notched and unnotched high density polyethylene material. The samples were cut from a HDPE pipe. After mechanizing the tensile specimens with a numerical controlled machine, two series of samples were mechanized with different types of notches. The first series was drilled with a different central hole of diameter 4,6 and 8 mm. In the second series, one group of specimens the V shape notches were carried out on one side of samples, while for the second group the V shape notches were carried out on the double sided of specimens. Once the notches mechanized, the samples were exposed into a room temperature to positive and a negative temperatures -40?C and 100?C during 72 hours. The planning design experiment approach was applied to obtain a mathematical model tak.. Read More»
DOI:
10.4172/2169-0022.1000161
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