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The master curves from TTS and TSS principles were in good agreement with each other.
A quality control/quality assurance (QC/QA) procedure was developed to correct the in situ moduli at different field temperatures to a common reference temperature using a fitting function from experimental data for QC and using master curves from laboratory dynamic modulus tests for QA.
During the experimental data analysis it was found that the same shift factors required to construct the rheological master curves from separate isothermal small-amplitude oscillatory shear (SAOS) measurements at different temperatures could also be applied to obtain a master curve for the fracture healing data as a function of healing time and temperature.
Laboratory measurements of core samples, extracted from the field measurement positions, are used to construct master curves for comparison with the field measurements.
The Jnr-temp curves can be considered as master curves for local conditions and material.
From these results, the 10% flow stress is plotted against the log (strain rate) using temperature dependent shift factors that can combine results at all temperatures and obtain master curves for each coating.
A cooperativity analysis of the composites was performed on storage (E′) and loss modulus (E″) master curves obtained from dynamic mechanical analysis.
This partial-contact effect is excluded by an optimally designed crack-conductivity-insensitive depth characterization signal function (DCSF), and consequently the master curves obtained from electric-discharge machining (EDM) notches can be utilized directly in the depth sizing of SCCs.
Individual curves significantly diverge from the master curve for high conversions, indicating that different regimes are encountered during photocuring of commercial stereolithography cationic resin.
The departure from the time temperature master curves is more pronounced when going from the cylindrical diblock to the lamellar diblock, and also to the lamellar triblock.
Yield stress master curves may be created from data taken at various temperatures and strain rates, and are presented herein for low-density polyethylene and five ethylene methacrylic acid copolymers of varying MAA content.
