NASA NTRS · 20110023977
Multiaxial Temperature- and Time-Dependent Failure Model
Abstract
A temperature- and time-dependent mathematical model predicts the conditions for failure of a material subjected to multiaxial stress. The model was initially applied to a filled epoxy below its glass-transition temperature, and is expected to be applicable to other materials, at least below their glass-transition temperatures. The model is justified simply by the fact that it closely approximates the experimentally observed failure behavior of this material: The multiaxiality of the model has been confirmed (see figure) and the model has been shown to be applicable at temperatures from -20 to 115 F (-29 to 46 C) and to predict tensile failures of constant-load and constant-load-rate specimens with failure times ranging from minutes to months..
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Richardson, David, McLennan, Michael, Anderson, Gregory, Macon, David, Batista-Rodriquez, Alicia. 2003-10-01. Multiaxial Temperature- and Time-Dependent Failure Model. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110023977
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