Theory and thermohyperelasticity for near-incompressible elastomers
Contrary to common practice which discards thermal effects by considering purely isothermal evolutions, the authors formulate a truly thermo-hyperelasticity for near-incompressible elastomers. The thermal strain ``gradient is a nonintegrable part of a multiplicative decomposition of the true gradient of finite deformation. Furthermore, shear and volume deformation aspects are naturally decoupled, and the thermomechanical coupling takes place essentially via the thermal expansion. Criteria for thermodynamic stability are thus derived in a rather compact form. A particular expression for Helmholtz's free energy is given which represents the thermo-mechanical counterpart of the conventional two-term incompressible Mooney-Rivlin model. These considerations are applied in a short study to the slow isothermal extension of a rubber rod and to the rapid adiabatic extension of this rod.
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