Tensile Properties of Plastics used in Automotive Instrument Panel over some Ranges of Strain Rates and Temperatures

The effects of strain rates and temperatures on the tensile properties of plastics were studied. Three types of plastics, which are used in the automotive instrument panel, were tested at various strain rates, and the stress-strain relations were obtained. And also tensile tests for the same plastic...

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Main Authors: Kyung-Sick Lee, Sung-Jin Park, Young-Sam Kim, Joon-Sik Kim
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Automotive engineering
Capacitive sensors
Computational modeling
Instruments
Mechanical factors
Performance evaluation
Plastics
Strain Rate
Temperature
Temperature distribution
Tensile strain
Tensile Test
Vehicle crash testing
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description The effects of strain rates and temperatures on the tensile properties of plastics were studied. Three types of plastics, which are used in the automotive instrument panel, were tested at various strain rates, and the stress-strain relations were obtained. And also tensile tests for the same plastics were performed at high and low temperatures, and the variations of the tensile properties with temperatures were acquired. The effects of the strain rates and temperatures on the tensile properties are discussed.
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Instruments
Mechanical factors
Performance evaluation
Plastics
Strain Rate
Temperature
Temperature distribution
Tensile strain
Tensile Test
Vehicle crash testing
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