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Modelling the indentation of low density polymer foams
Nigel Mills, Adam Gilchrist
Metallurgy and Materials
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Keyphrases
Indentation
100%
Indentation Force
100%
Low-density Polymer Foams
100%
Ogden
66%
Force-deflection
66%
Deformation Pattern
66%
Experimental Values
33%
Simple Shear
33%
Plane Strain
33%
Interface Friction
33%
Finite Element Analysis
33%
Deflection Test
33%
Micromechanical Modeling
33%
Pressure Distribution
33%
Open Cell Polyurethane Foam
33%
Strain Energy Function
33%
Pattern Distribution
33%
Hyperelastic Solid
33%
Deformation Pressure
33%
Deflection Value
33%
Experimental Deformation
33%
Engineering
Indentation
100%
Strain Energy
20%
Pressure Distribution
20%
Axisymmetric
20%
Simple Shear
20%
Finite Element Analysis
20%
Experimental Value
20%
Interface Friction
20%
Test Piece
20%
Polyurethan
20%
Plane Strain
20%
Energy Function
20%
Micromechanics Model
20%
Material Science
Density
100%
Indentation
100%
Finite Element Method
20%
Interface Friction
20%
Polyurethane
20%
Micromechanics
20%