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Figure Legend:
TDM: (a) TDM pad and (b) close up view

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Original image from the digital camera (left column) versus image after processing (right column) for TDM 600 at 0%, 35%, and 70% deformation

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Figure Legend:
Compression test procedure. First figure (a) shows strain history. In (b)-(d), the lower (blue) curve represents the true data and the upper (red) curve represents the assumed equilibrium response from the data: (a) strain history, (b) TDM 500, (c) TDM 600, and (d) TDM 800.

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Figure Legend:
Comparison between pseudovolumetric response corresponding to Eq. (6) and experimental tests for different densities with p≈σ11 (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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One-dimensional rheological model for rate-dependent behavior of TDM

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Comparison between shear stress corresponding to exponentiated Hencky energy WeHm, Eq. (9), and experimental tests for different densities: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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Model parameter kA in the frequency and amplitude range: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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Model parameter μB in the frequency and amplitude range: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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Comparison between compression stress corresponding to different hyperelastic models and experimental tests for different densities: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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Comparison between shear stress corresponding to different hyperelastic models and experimental tests for different densities: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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Comparison between pseudo-volumetric response for different hyperelastic models and experimental tests for different densities: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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Nonlinear Poisson's coefficient ν̂ evaluated during compression tests

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Figure Legend:
Comparison between compression stress corresponding to modified exponentiated Hencky energy WeHm, Eqs. (15) and (16), and experimental tests for different densities (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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Figure Legend:
Comparison between cyclic shear tests (markers) and the viscoelastic model based on the modified exponentiated Hencky energy WeHmv (solid line), Eq. (19), for different frequencies at 100% amplitude: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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From: The Exponentiated Hencky Strain Energy in Modeling Tire Derived Material for Moderately Large Deformations
J. Eng. Mater. Technol. 2016;138(3): doi: /
Figure Legend:
Comparison between cyclic shear tests (markers) and the viscoelastic model based on the modified exponentiated Hencky energy WeHmv (solid line), Eq. (19), for different amplitudes at 1 Hz: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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Figure Legend:
Comparison between cyclic compression tests (markers) and the viscoelastic model based on the modified exponentiated Hencky energy WeHmv (solid line), Eq. (19), for different frequencies at 20% amplitude: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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From: The Exponentiated Hencky Strain Energy in Modeling Tire Derived Material for Moderately Large Deformations
J. Eng. Mater. Technol. 2016;138(3): doi: /
Figure Legend:
Comparison between cyclic compression tests (markers) and the viscoelastic model based on the modified exponentiated Hencky energy WeHmv (solid line), Eq. (19), for different amplitudes at 1 Hz: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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Energy dissipation per hysteresis cycle in compression: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800

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From: The Exponentiated Hencky Strain Energy in Modeling Tire Derived Material for Moderately Large Deformations
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Figure Legend:
Model parameter μA in the frequency and amplitude range: (a) TDM 500, (b) TDM 600, and (c) TDM 800