2. Thermomechanical analysis
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2.1.1 Principle
Thermomechanical analysis (TMA) is a group of characterization methods used to measure dimensional variations in a sample under static stress. Variations in length or volume are recorded as a function of temperature, and the corresponding stress is either elongational or hydrostatic.
For volume measurements, the sample is placed in a liquid with a known coefficient of expansion. A piston is used to adjust the pressure and detect displacements. For low stresses, the instrument can measure the...
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(1) - EYRAUD (C.), ACCARY (A.) - Analyses thermique et calorimétrique différentielles. - [P 1 295], Analyse et caractérisation (1992).
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(2) - DONTH (E.J.) - Relaxations and thermodynamics in polymers - Glass transition. - Akademie...
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