This paper presents an approach to classifying amorphous polymer materials. Temperature is This classiï¬ÂÂcation involves the determination of mechanical and viscoelastic characteristics considered a descriptive variable to clarify the speciï¬ÂÂc ï¬ÂÂeld of practical applications of amorphous polymers. according to the reference temperature characterizing the behaviour of polymer materials. The mechanical and viscoelastic characteristics of amorphous polymers such as methyl poly-methacrylate (PMMA), polycarbonate (PC) and imide poly ether (PEI) are determined through the three-point dynamically embedded test carried out in an adiabatic close enclosure. The complex dissipative or conservative modules according to the temperature are represented. The results obtained show that the fluidity index of these materials is linked to their viscosity, which is a determining property which is decisive for the choice of the technique of the application of the material. Our method of measuring properties is therefore, in principle, comparable to the techniques used in industrial development.
DETERMINATION OF THE SIZE AND DEPTH OF DEFECTS IN MULTILAYER PCM HONEYCOMB STRUCTURES BASED ON THE MECHANICAL IMPEDANCE VALUE
