Application of the time-temperature superposition principle to the mechanical characterization of elastomeric adhesives for crash simulation purposes

Keyphrases

• Mechanical Characterization 100%
• Crash Simulation 100%
• Mechanical Material 100%
• Elastomeric Adhesives 100%
• Time-temperature Superposition 100%
• Material Characterization 50%
• Automotive Industry 50%
• Low Temperature 50%
• Interdependence 50%
• Material Behavior 50%
• Strain Rate 50%
• Finite Element Simulation 50%
• High Strain Rate 50%
• Temperature Range 50%
• Dynamic Mechanical Analysis 50%
• Material Data 50%
• Viscoelastic Properties 50%
• Ferry 50%
• Crashworthiness 50%
• Reference Temperature 50%
• Failure Properties 50%
• Temperature Shift Factor 50%
• High Strain Rate Test 50%
• WLF Equation 50%
• Strain Rate Dependent Materials 50%
• Polymer Mechanics 50%

Engineering

• Strain Rate 100%
• High Strain Rate 100%
• Temperature Superposition Principle 100%
• Elastomeric Adhesive 100%
• Automotives 50%
• Low-Temperature 50%
• Rate Range 50%
• Material Behavior 50%
• Applicability 50%
• Finite Element Simulation 50%
• Temperature Range 50%
• Material Data 50%
• Reference Temperature 50%
• Interdependence 50%
• Test Program 50%
• Dependent Material 50%
• Rate Test 50%
• Temperature Shift Factor 50%
• Dynamic Mechanical Analysis 50%