Mullins' effect and the strain amplitude dependence of the storage modulus
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A micromechanically based continuum damage model for carbon black filled elastomers exhibiting Mullins' effect is extended to incorporate viscous response within the framework of a theory of viscoelasticity which includes the classical BKZ model as a particular case and is not restricted to isotropy. The resulting model is shown to qualitatively predict the important effect of a strain amplitude dependent storage modulus even without the inclusion of healing effects.
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