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Journal articles on the topic "Mousses de polyuréthanes – Matériaux – Fatigue"
Artous, Mathieu, René Guénon, Olivier Lemmel, Hervé Buord, Laure Vidal Beaudet, and Patrice Cannavo. "CONSTRUCTION OF FERTILE GROWING MEDIA FROM RECYCLED POLYURETHANE FOAM." Environnement, Ingénierie & Développement Unlabeled volume (March 1, 2022). http://dx.doi.org/10.46298/eid.2022.8505.
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Le, Bail Jean-Baptiste. "Modélisation du comportement mécanique sous chargement d’une butée d’amortisseur en mousse de polyuréthane : vers une démarche de dimensionnement en fatigue." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Brest, École nationale supérieure de techniques avancées Bretagne, 2022. http://www.theses.fr/2022ENTA0003.
Full textPolyurethane foam jounce bumpers are widely used in the automotive industry. Their main function is to absorb vertical shocks to the wheels and contribute to the integrity of the vehicle suspension. The mechanical response of this type of parts implies to take into account different mechanisms, from the buckling of the walls of the part to the self-contact through the geometrical non-linearities. The current characterization of these polyurethane foam jounce bumpers in fatigue is currently limited to the customer’s specifications and to the tests predefined by him. The objective of this thesis is to carry out a complete experimental characterization of the mechanical behavior in order to identify an Hyperfoam type behavior law. This characterization is also based on imaging techniques, SEM and tomographic, in order to characterize the link between the microstructure and the mechanical behavior of the jounce bumper. This study should allow to define a global approach for the fatigue design of polyurethane foam jounce bumper
Santiago-Medina, Francisco José. "Tanins condensés pour mousses rigides et nouvelles réactions de réticulations des matériaux polyphénoliques." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LORR0248/document.
Full textAn alternative to industrial phenol or resorcinol industrial products may be tannins or lignin. Both are natural polyphenols, the tannin is extracted from different parts of plants, while lignin is usually obtained as a secondary product in the pulp and paper mill. These two products are the main basis on which I have worked during the development of this thesis. In a first part, a study of characterization and differentiation between different tannins with the same origin and that present a different behavior when used in the same application under the same conditions has been done. Highlighting the GPC as a fundamental technique for the differentiation between sulphited quebracho tannins. On the other hand, the interactions between different substances with tannin and with lignin have been studied. As the study of the reaction between diamines (such as hexamethylenediamine) with tannin and lignin to obtain a polycondensed resins. Also, in this section have been obtained polyurethanes with at least 70% of natural substances in their preparation without using any isocyanate in the process. In addition, aldehydes derived from lignin, such as vanillin, have been used next to pine tannin for the manufacture of adhesives in the preparation of particleboards, obtaining satisfactory results according to European standards and from completely natural substances. Finally, within an industrial project the initial steps have been carried out for the development of a rigid tannin foam applicable by projection for the thermal insulation of buildings. Where a new mechanical foaming system has been developed for tannin foams based in fire-fighting foams or in the foams of the tunneling operations, this new system of foaming avoids the problems of shrinkage during the formation of the foam
Deschanel, Stéphanie. "Dynamique des précurseurs de la rupture des matériaux hétérogènes : application aux mousses polymères vitreuses." Lyon, INSA, 2005. http://theses.insa-lyon.fr/publication/2005ISAL0093/these.pdf.
Full textIn order to predict failure time of materials, a new approach has been considered : fracture can be viewed as a critical phenomenon. For some materials fracture can be seen as a clustering of microcrackes. We focus on heterogeneous materials (vitreous polymer foams) whose fracture can be described as a phase transition. Our main experimental tool is the monitoring of the acoustic emission signatures of the microfractures, which occur during mechanical tests. We highlighted diffuse microcrack nucleation and progressive localization into a dominating crack with a good fit of the energy by a power law. The exponet of this power law does not seem to depend neither on the material density, the loading mode, nor the behavior law. The time intervals between two damaging evants seem to be power law distributed only if the stress remains nearly constant for the most part of the test. A critical region where the cumulative energy could be described by a power law appears only for creep tests
Talal, Cheikhalard. "Synthèse de polyuréthane macroazoamorceurs (PUMAI) et leur utilisation pour préparer des copolymères à blocs polyuréthane-b-polyvinyle : applications dans le domaine des adhésifs et matériaux composites." Lyon, INSA, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997ISALO111.
Full textIn this work, the synthesis of polyurethane macroazo initiators (PUMAI) based on 2,2' azobis (2-cyanopropanol) (ACP) was investigated for the synthesis of thermoplastic and thermoset block copolymers. The study of the structure and reactivity (radical initiation ability and condensation with Isocyanates) of ACP showed that this molecule is very useful for the elaboration of PUMAI. Before block copolymers elaboration, we have studied the two stages of PUMAI synthesis. This synthesis was possible in solution with stannous catalyst at low temperature. From PUMAI, poly(urethane-b-styrene) and poly(urethane-b-methyl methacrylate) were elaborated, fractwnated and characterized in both structural and mechanical point of view. PUMAIs were also used for cross linking of unsaturated polyesters/styrene resins. They are able to Imitate radical polymerization and to reduce shrinkage (in order to be used instead of some. Low shrink or low profile additives as polyvinyl acetate and some polyurethanes). They are linked by covalent bond to the poly( ester/styrene) ma tri x after cross linking with or without fillers (glass fibers). Ali analyses realized on block copolymers and composites "poly(ester/styrene/urethane)/glass fibers" have shown that the block efficiency of PUMAIs is about 50% and proved their interest m the block copolymers synthesis
Caty, Olivier. "Fatigue des empilements de sphères creuses métalliques." Lyon, INSA, 2008. http://theses.insa-lyon.fr/publication/2008ISAL0084/these.pdf.
Full textMetal hollow spheres can be piled up and soldered together to form a cellular material. The initial hollow spheres exhibiting a mono-disperse size and thickness, the resulting material is rather homogeneous. This kind of material allows a remarkable flexibility in terms of microstructural design. The thickness and diameter of the spheres, the nature of the metal used (nickel, steel. . . ) can be varied. This allows to tailor the microstructure in order to reach the target properties imposed by the design on the material. Before being able to tailor these properties and invent the material meeting a specific design (material by design), it is necessary to know the relation between the varying parameters and the resulting properties. This study aims at determining and modelling the effects of the microstructure of hollow spheres metals on their fatigue properties. Fatigue properties of a rather large range of metal hollow sphere structures were determined by mean of conventional fatigue tests. All the data were collected to build S-N curves. The constitutive material, the density, the thicknesses of the walls, the diameters and the fatigue loading mode were varied to determine the effect of each parameter. Tomographies of samples tested ex-situ reveal the different kinds of fatigue damage mechanisms and their influence on the macroscopic behavior. The three-dimensional X-ray tomographic images could also be used for meshing and to calculate the behaviour of the structure. This step has been done with a shell finite element model obtained from tomographic images. The model is enriched by a direct thickness measurement on the tomographic images. The values measured are affected to the shell elements. The model permits to determine the stress and strain field inside the microstructure. The fatigue behaviour has been modelled by post processing the proportion of yield elements and the size of yield areas. These models permit to determine the fatigue limit of numerically built hollow sphere structures and investigate parameters never experimentally studied
Lambour, Stéphanie. "Chimie des isocyanates et des cyanates pour l'amélioration de la tenue thermique de revêtements souples." Lyon, INSA, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000ISAL0085.
Full textIn the present work, we have developed formulations based on cyanate ester monomers, reinforced with reactive filler and with high thermal stability according to the established ageing test. These materials [macrodiol/cyanate ester/filler] are obtained by calandaring followed by thermal treatment at higher temperature. They revealed a stable thermo-mechanical wear. Actually, stress and strain at break vary until 30%. Initial values of σrupt. And ɛrupt. Are higher than silicone ones and these polymers are easily transformed, more than fluoro-elastomers; both are the main competing products for the future application. This work allowed us to give details on these complex networks with interconnected structure of micro-domains. Triazines repartition is homogeneous enough to give continuous properties like a very wide glass transition. These properties are in relation to the chosen stoechiometric ratio, the polymerization temperature or the type of introduced macrodiol. Finally, thermo-mechanical wear of these filled networks are quite different of the commercial polyurethanes or polyurethane-ureas (ex: ADI® IV-95) or the formulated ones in the laboratory (ex: C36*/H12MDI/3-DCM). Chemical cure of these polymers does not stabilize material properties during the ageing test. For ali these synthesized polymers, physico-chemical analyses on the aged samples let us think of degradation by a depolymerization path as many results in the literature. As a conclusion, the cyanate ester network can be modified by a thermal treatment at high temperature but soluble fraction holds constant and does not affect their thermo-mechanical wear
Youssef, Souhail. "Etude par tomographie X et modélisation par éléments finis du comportement mécanique des mousses solides." Lyon, INSA, 2004. http://theses.insa-lyon.fr/publication/2004ISAL0079/these.pdf.
Full textThe mechanical properties of cellular materials are related to their micro-structure. In fact, macroscopic stresses are the consequence of stresses in the cell wall and struts and of stresses in the cell walls and struts and of the cell failure mechanisms. In the present work we perform tomography during in situ compression tests on different type of foams to inspect the 3D-microstructure and deformation mechanisms. We also present a method to transform large data images of actual microstructures into a tetrahedral mesh, which will be used to model the mechanical behaviour by the finite element method. We finally confront computation results and in situ observations to validate the model. X-ray Computed Micro Tomography (XRCMT) has been widely used recently as a non-destructive technique that gives picture of the interior of cellular solids. This allows studying architectural parameters and, when coupled with in situ loading tests, deformation mechanisms of foams. Local deformation mechanisms of closed cell foam have been studied during compression experimentally by X-Ray tomography and numerically by FEM. The presence of elastic buckling and plastic yielding of foam walls was observed. The combination of effective e modelling tools gives attractive opportunities to build sufficiently large data model to represent the foam structure. Once the modelling technique was validated, we use it to study the effect of various bulk material properties for a same microstructure of the foam on the mechanical behaviour. The mechanical response of these foams was also studied numerically under various uniaxial loads configuration and multiaxial loading
Denay, Anne-Gaëlle. "Mécanismes et tenue mécanique long-terme de mousses polyuréthanes pures et renforcées aux températures cryogéniques." Phd thesis, Chasseneuil-du-Poitou, Ecole nationale supérieure de mécanique et d'aérotechnique, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00740110.
Full textMorvan, Myriame. "Caractérisation des odeurs de matériaux de l'habitacle automobile par "nez électronique", analyse sensorielle et analyse physico-chimique." Toulouse, INPT, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001INPT026G.
Full textChen, Xinyi. "Polyuréthanes à base de tannins et de glucides sans isocyanate (NIPU) pour adhésifs, mousses et finitions." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lorraine, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021LORR0286.
Full textThis research was focus on bioresources, including tannin, lignin, soybean protein, humins, to prepare bio-based wood adhesives and foams. There are four main parts, including two kinds of wood adhesives preparation by using bio-resources, i.e., bio-sourced NIPU wood adhesives and bio-based (tannin, SPI, and lignin) wood adhesives without toxic formaldehyde; two kinds of tannin-foam products, i.e., typical tannin-furanic foam and non-isocyanate polyurethane foams. (1) Commercial humins, soybean protein isolation (SPI), and mimosa tannin have been utilized to prepare wood adhesives, based on the formulation of non-isocyanate polyurethanes (NIPU). The basic properties of the adhesives were determined. Techniques such as MALDI-ToF and FTIR were used to detect the products obtained and for analyzing the reaction mechanisms involved. Thermomechanical analysis (TMA) was utilized to investigate the thermal behavior of the adhesives. Finally, the laboratory plywood or particleboard were prepared for evaluating the bonding performances of adhesives. (2) A novel biomass-based wood adhesive was prepared with commercial mimosa tannin extract and glycerol diglycidyl ether (GOE) by convenient mechanical mixing. GOE served as the crosslinker of the tannin without any aldehyde addition yielding hardened threedimensional networks. Oifferent weight ratios of tannin/GOE were investigated by several techniques to determine their influence on final properties. Two kinds of lignin-based adhesives were prepared, i.e., ( i ) glyoxal modified lignin and dialdehyde starch cross-linked by urea; ( ii ) periodate oxidation by two-steps. The molecular species formed and the reactions mechanism involved were determined by FT-IR, 13C NMR and MALDI-ToF mass spectrometry. The adhesives based on this reaction were tested by bonding laboratory plywood or particleboard, by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), and thermomechanical analysis (TMA). (3) A tannin-based non-isocyanate polyurethane (NIPU) rigid foam was obtained. Citric acid and glutaraldehyde mixture served as a blowing and crosslinker agent used to provide foaming energy and cross-link the tannin-based resin to prepare the NIPU foams. The reaction mechanism of the tannin-based NIPU foams were investigated by FT-IR, MALDI-TOF, and 13C NMR. Additionally, tannin was also used as a natural tire-retardant to improve the final properties of glucose-based NIPU foams, including fire retardancy and compression strength. (4) A biorefinery waste, humins, and soybean protein insolate (SPI) were selected as formaldehyde substitute bio-sourced crosslinkers for two kinds of tannin-based foam formulations. As expected, the properties were improved by using these bio-sourced crosslinkers. The basic properties of series tannin foams were investigated. The morphology and structure characteristics were observed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Additionally, the crosslinking reaction mechanisms between tannin with the two bio-sourced crosslinkers, i.e., humins and SPI, were determined by MALDE-ToF and FTIR spectrometry. Finally, the thermal stability, mechanical properties, fire retardancy and formaldehyde emission were evaluated by the relevant techniques