Material model of pulp fibres

Tristan Seidlhofer, Ulrich Hirn, Manfred Hannes Ulz

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Abstract

Pulp fibres are a part of the paper fibre network and contribute to its non‐linear rate‐dependent behaviour [1]. An appropriate material model helps to quantify and understand these mechanisms, which are highly relevant to industry. The development of the constitutive equations is based on cyclic uniaxial tension tests [2]. For that first a one dimensional viscoelastic, viscoplastic model was designed to fit experimental data. This one dimensional model is then ported to a three dimensional formulation with the logarithmic strain framework [3]. The investigation shows that pulp fibres have a distinct plastic behaviour, which could be the cause of the non‐linear behaviour on the macroscopic level of the network.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)e201900053
JournalProceedings in Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
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Publication statusE-pub ahead of print - 2019

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