The effect of applied stresses on the equilibrium moisture content in polymers
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DERRIEN, KatellGILORMINI, PierreAbstract
The relation between saturation moisture content in a polymer and applied stresses is derived as a function of the coefficient of moisture expansion. The model predictions are compared favourably with experimental data taken from the literature.
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