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Material Specs for HDPE

lgreene
7-Bedrock

Material Specs for HDPE

Hello All,

I'm looking for material specs for high density polyethylene. Does anyone
already have them?


Bye now,

Leo Greene
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Look at www.matweb.com for material specs.

Ben Loosli
Sr IS Technologist
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lgreene
7-Bedrock
(To:lgreene)

Thanks all for you timely response!

Yes, I did look at matweb. Seems like most people like the site but it does
not have Poisson's ratio nor Young's Modulus for HDPE. . . .

Chevron / Phillips was very helpful however.

Young Modulus - 263k psi
Poisson's - .425

These are, of coarse, ball park figures and as you know Machanica is not
particularly suited for plastics . . . . . .

Bye now,

Leo Greene
Principle
E-Cognition Inc, Engineering Services, Video tutorials
gbon
1-Visitor
(To:lgreene)

Messageseem's to be hard.

PE handbook says for Hdpe :
flex modulus : 145 to 225 k psi
tens. mod. : 155 to 200 k psi
gbon
1-Visitor
(To:lgreene)

MessageSo, instead of full anisotropic behaviour, is there a way to handle flexural and tensile modulus ?
perhap's an orthotropic simplification ?

thanks,
GB
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