micro-XRCT data sets and in situ measured ultrasonic wave propagation of pre-stressed monodisperse rubber and glass particle mixtures with 10%, 20%, 40%, and 60% volume rubber content: sample 1

The respectively prepared sample inside the oedometer cell was uniaxially compressed in axial direction in subsequent force increments from F_stat. = 200 N to F_stat. = 1000 N (force-controlled) using a Universal Testing Machine (UTM) integrated into the XRCT system. At each force level, the system was relaxed for some time at the defined force to compensate the creep behavior of the soft particles. Subsequently, ultrasonic wave propagation measurements were performed at five different load levels, F_stat. = {200, 400, 600, 800, 1000} N. micro-XRCT scans were acquired in situ at F_stat. = {400, 800} N. For this, it was switched from force-controlled to displacement-controlled to avoid creeping and an eventual movement of the particles during the imaging.

In this data set, the reconstructed 3d volumes ("mixture_nu*_F400N_reconstructed.tar.gz" and "mixture_nu*_F800N_reconstructed.tar.gz"), as well as the projection images ("mixture_nu*_F400N_projections.tar.gz" and "mixture_nu*_F800N_projections.tar.gz") with

• indicating the rubber volume fraction nu = {0.1, 0.2, 0.4, 0.6} for both preloads are given. The raw ultrasonic measurement data (transducer signals over time) is provided for all five preloads ("mixture_nu*_ultrasonic_data.tar.gz") as an averaged signal of a stack of 32 signals. The file "mixture_nu*_utm_data.csv" contains the measured axial force and displacement from the UTM during the whole experiment. Based on the measured displacement of the UTM, the current mixture length was determined.