Review of Nonlinear Oscillatory Shear Flow Notations and Presentations: Polymeric Liquids

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Saengow, Chaimongkol
Giacomin, A. Jeffrey

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2018-12

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technical report

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en

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Large-amplitude oscillatory shear flow , LAOS , Medium-amplitude oscillatory shear flow , MAOS , Stress decomposition , Fourier-transform rheology , FTR

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We review notations for, along with ways of presenting, the shear stress responses to large-amplitude oscillatory shear flow (LAOS). We find that the Fourier loss and storage viscosities to be the simplest primal notations for interpreting LAOS. The relative intensities provide the best evidence for oscillatory shear entering the large amplitude regime. Deviation from linear viscoelastic can be observed through the distortions of Lissajous loops. We explore these loops in their elastic and viscous projections. The centerpiece of our review is Table II, which summarizes experimental measurements for polymer melts and solutions, targeting 21st century publications. Our review also provides conversion formulae to go from any of many notations to the Fourier loss and storage viscosities. Table II also defines which part of the LAOS measurement field has yet to be ploughed and shines light on which notations have been used, and for which purposes, to interpret nonlinearities.

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