Based on the experimental data presented in Part I, two uniaxial const
itutive models are constructed. The first, a nonlinear viscoelastlc (N
VE) model, is formulated using the mechanical analogy consisting of on
e independent spring and six Kelvin elements in series. Creep data are
used to determine the model parameters. The second model, a viscoplas
tic (VP) formulation, is developed using the viscoplastic theory propo
sed by Bodner to characterize the uniaxial viscoplastic behavior of me
tals. Inelastic strain rate is introduced into the state variable in a
ddition to inelastic work to depict the strong rate dependent behavior
of HDPE. Experimental data from constant strain rate tests are employ
ed to construct the material functions of the model, Limitations in th
e application of each model are discussed in conjunction with possibil
ities for future works.