Modeling of nonlinear extensional and shear rheology of low‐viscosity polymer melts

Leslie Poh; Benke Li; Wei Yu; Esmaeil Narimissa; Manfred H. Wagner

doi:10.1002/pen.25637

Modeling of nonlinear extensional and shear rheology of low‐viscosity polymer melts

Leslie Poh, Benke Li, Wei Yu, Esmaeil Narimissa^*, Manfred H. Wagner

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The hierarchical multi‐mode molecular stress function (HMMSF) model developed by Narimissa and Wagner [Rheol. Acta 54, 779–791 (2015), and J. Rheol. 60, 625–636 (2016)] for linear and long‐chain branched (LCB) polymer melts were used to analyze the set of transient elongational and shear viscosity data of two LCB low‐density polyethylenes (1840H and 2426 k), and a linear poly‐(ethylene‐co‐α‐butene), PEB A‐780090 as reported by [Li et al. J. Rheol. 64, 177 (2020)], who had developed a new horizontal extensional rheometer to extend the lower limits of elongational viscosity measurements of polymer melts. Comparison between model predictions and elongational stress growth data reveals excellent agreement within the experimental window, and good consistency with shear stress growth data, based exclusively on the linear‐viscoelastic relaxation spectrum and only two nonlinear model parameters, the dilution modulus GD for extensional flows, and in addition a constraint release parameter for shear flow.

Original language	English
Journal	Polymer Engineering and Science
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1002/pen.25637
State	Published - 16 Jan 2021

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Modeling of nonlinear extensional and shear rheology of low‐viscosity polymer melts

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