Abstract

The effect of dynamic deformation on the stationary flow of a rubber composition has been experimentally investigated for comparable values of the stationary and dynamic strain rates. The dependence of the effective viscosity on the stationary shear rate is not equivalent to its dependence on the periodic shear rate amplitude. An expression is given for calculating the effective viscosity in the case of combined stationary and dynamic shear deformation. The effectiveness of the dynamic deformation, estimated in terms of the effective viscosity, depends on whether it is superimposed on the stationary flow at constant stationary shear rate or at constant stress. It is proposed to estimate the effectiveness of dynamic deformation of a stationary non-Newtonian flow in terms of the change in the power of the stationary forces. When the effective viscosity is reduced by dynamic deformation of the stationary flow, the power of the stationary forces increases at constant shear stress and falls at constant stationary shear rate.

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