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Peel force


Definition of peel force

Peel force is defined as the average force required to separate a peel system. The peel force – fracture path diagram recorded during the peel test (T-peel test or fixed-arm peel test) (Fig. 1) recorded during the peel test, the characteristic plateau of the peel curve that forms between 20 % and 80 % of the fracture path lB is used to determine the measured variable peel force Fpeel, which is defined as the mean value of the forces occurring in this range.

Fig. 1: Peel force–fracture path diagram (peel curve) from the peel test, Fpeel – peel force; lB – fracture path; EG – total peel energy

Peel force with variation in film composition

For example, the peel force of the low-density polyethylene peel system blended with isotactic polybutene-1 (abbreviation: PE-LD/iPB-1) is significantly influenced by the composition of the polymer blend. As a result of the T-peel test, Fig. 2 shows the peel force as a function of the iPB-1 content. The peel force decreases exponentially with increasing iPB-1 content. This dependence is used as the basis for the targeted adjustment of the PE-LD/iPB-1 peel system.

Fig. 2: Influence of the mass content of iPB-1 on peel force

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