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As one can see, all included in the Eq. (4.59) parameters for each poly-
mer are constant, from which it follows, that
cr
cr
s
= 16.3 MPa for HDPE and 17.6 MPa - for PP. Thus, the change, namely,
increase is Y at e growth is defined by polymers noncrystalline regions con-
tribution
s = const. The value
s [77].
The Grist dislocation model [98] assumes the formation in polymers
crystalline regions of screw dislocation (or such dislocation pair) with Burg-
ers vector b and the yield process is realized at the formation of critical
nucleus domain with size u :
nc
Bb
*
u
=
,
(4.60)
2
pt
Y
where B is an elastic constant, t Y shear yield stress.
In its turn, the domain with size U * is formed at energetic barrier D G *
overcoming [98]:
2
Bl l
u
*
*
D=
G
d
ln
-
1
,
(4.61)
2
p
r
0
where l d is dislocation length, which is equal to crystalline thickness, r o is
dislocation core radius.
In the model [98] it has been assumed, that nucleus domain with size u *
is formed in defect-free part of semicrystalline polymer, that is, in crystallite.
Within the frameworks of model [1] and in respect to these polymers amor-
phous phase structure such region is loosely packed matrix, surrounding a
local order region (cluster), whose structure is close enough to defect-free
polymer structure, postulated by the Flory “felt” model [16, 17]. In such
treatment the value u * can be determined as follows [43]:
u * = R cl - r cl ,
(4.62)
where R cl is one half of distance between neighboring clusters centers, r cl is
actually cluster radius.
The value R cl is determined according to the equation [18]:
-
1/ 3
2
n
e
R
=
18
,
Å,
(4.63)
cl
F
 
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