What is Time-Temperature Superposition (TTS)?
Time-Temperature Superposition (TTS) can be used to make a viscoplastic material model temperature dependent, or to experimentally determine the long-term viscoelastic response from short-term tests at different temperatures. In this video I will introduce TTS and show how you can calibrate the TTS parameters to experimental data.
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Time temperature superposition
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