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DTIC ADA141755: Fabrication of Biaxially Oriented Films via Poly(P-...
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The fundamental innovation arising from this research is
that the state of spatial biaxial order in lyotropic
Poly(p-phenylene terephthalamide)(PPTA/H2SO4 liquid
crystal solutions is strongly controlled by an externally
imposed stress field. Also the orientation only relaxes
slowly after the stresses are released. This enables
processes to b devised that develop biaxial stress on a
flowing liquid crystal to cause high levels of molecular
orientation. Since the character of the stress, i.e., the
magnitude and direction of the sigma ij components, is
set by the experimental conditions, then the orientation
is also controllable. Thus a process has been developed
which takes advantage of the rheological and phase
behavior of PPTA/H2SO4 to create films ranging from
uniaxial through unequal biaxial to equal biaxial
orientation. This and other structural features have been
documented by WAXS, pole figure analysis, microscopy and
SAXS. Also mechanical property studies show that a range
of strengths and moduli can be obtained including a film
of equal axial orientation (fzc = 0.45, fyc = 0.50 using
the White-Spruiell indices from 0.0 to 0.5 where 0.5
means perfect orientation). Property values for this film
are modulus in the machine direction = 700,000 psi and
transverse direction = 800,000 psi with tensile strengths
in the machine direction = 25,000 psi and transverse
direction = 30,000 psi.
Date Published: 2018-01-19 12:34:36
Identifier: DTIC_ADA141755
Item Size: 5421714
Language: english
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