Patent classifications
G01N2203/0236
Embeddable seepage module capable of being embedded into interface ring shear apparatus considering soil erosion
An embeddable seepage module capable of being embedded into an interface ring shear apparatus is disclosed, wherein: the seepage module includes an annular cylinder, a seepage pressure regulation system, a top plate and a bottom plate; the interface ring shear apparatus includes an upper shear box and a lower shear box; the annular cylinder, the top plate, the bottom plate, the upper shear box and the lower shear box form an internal pressure cavity and an external pressure cavity; the internal pressure cavity is able to realize the precise double control of the soil seepage pressure and water flow through the seepage pressure regulation system; the external pressure cavity is able to collect fine soil particles under pressure seepage. In the case of soil seepage-shear coupling, the seepage module is assembled firstly for seepage, and after completing the seepage, the external pressure cavity is removed for ring shear tests.
METHOD OF TESTING ERW PIPE WELD SEAM FOR SUSCEPTIBILITY TO HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT
A method of managing a tubular having a seam that exhibits signs of hydrogen induced cracking that extends radially along the seam, and which is different from classic step-wise cracking. Included in the method is evaluating the strength and ductility specimens taken from the tubular that have been hydrogen charged; and which provides an indication if the seam is susceptible to hydrogen embrittlement. The strength is evaluated by comparing tensile strength of the hydrogen charged specimen with that specified in an industry standard, such as API 5L. The ductility is evaluated based on comparing percent elongation of the hydrogen charged specimen with percent elongation of a specimen obtained from the tubular and not hydrogen charged. Tubulars with seams found susceptible to hydrogen embrittlement would not be put into sour service, whereas those found not susceptible to hydrogen embrittlement can be put in a sour service.
Apparatus for determining swollen-polymer cross-link density
An apparatus to determine the swollen cross-link density of a polymeric specimen. The apparatus includes a support structure, a fluid-holding structure to hold a solvent, a first gripping assembly engaged with a weight scale and adapted to grip a specimen and a second gripping assembly adapted to grip the specimen. The fluid-holding structure is attached to a multi-stage device attached to the support structure and displaceable upward or downward. A mechanism supported by the support structure and engaged with the multi-stage device and configured to displace the multi-stage device in fine gradations. When a specimen is gripped by the gripping assemblies and submerged in the solvent and the mechanism displaces the multi-stage device downward, a tensile force is exerted on the specimen. The tensile force is measured by a displacement gauge.
SOFT ROCK SHEAR RHEOLOGICAL TEST SYSTEM WITH SIMULATION OF COUPLED RAINFALL SEEPAGE AND BLASTING VIBRATIONS
The disclosure relates to a soft rock shear rheological test system with simulation of coupled rainfall seepage and blasting vibrations, which is at least provided with a loading device and a shear box. The loading device includes a frame (2), a normal static load electric cylinder (1) disposed on a top of the frame (2) and a normal dynamic load electric cylinder (16) disposed on a lower portion of the frame (2), a horizontal static load electric cylinder (5) and a horizontal dynamic load electric cylinder (12) disposed on both sides of the frame (2), and a reaction post (10). This test system can perform a dry-wet cycle operation on the test specimen without disassembling the shear box during the shear rheological test, and can truly simulate influences of rainfall seepage and blasting vibrations on the shear rheological effect of soft rock.
SHEAR BOX OF SHEAR RHEOLOGY EXPERIMENT OF A SOFT ROCK FOR SIMULATING THE COUPLING OF THE RAINFALL SEEPAGE AND BLASTING VIBRATION
A shear box of shear rheology experiment of a soft rock for simulating the coupling of the rainfall seepage and blasting vibration includes an upper shear box, a lower shear box, a normally-loading indenter, a normally-loading cushion block and a test piece joint. The upper shear box is tightly connected to the lower shear box by a vertical roll. The vertical roll passes through the through holes at both sides of the upper shear box and is engaged with the lower shear box through female thread connection holes. The normally-loading indenter passes through a circular through hole and presses against the normally-loading cushion block. The first end of the test piece joint is installed into a water or gas outlet hole, and the second end of the test piece joint is directly mortised into a rock test piece.
Ring shear and seepage-coupled apparatus and ring shear and seepage-coupled test system for rock and rock fracture under tension or compression stress
A ring shear and seepage-coupled apparatus and a ring shear and seepage-coupled test system for rock and rock fracture under tension or compression stress are provided, relating to the technical field of mechanical testing devices. As to the ring shear and seepage-coupled apparatus, an axial piston rod is connected with an upper shear box, a torque transferring shaft is connected with a lower shear box, an axial force transducer is provided on the axial piston rod, a torque transducer is provided on the torque transmitting shaft, and a force transferring plate is fixedly connected onto the upper shear box. The force transferring plate is able to transmit a counter force for exerting a torque. Radial and circumferential seepage tests can be achieved by providing a seepage structure. The ring shear and seepage-coupled test system comprises a servo pump and the ring shear and seepage-coupled apparatus as mentioned above.
High-throughput and small size samples tension, compression, bending test system and method thereof
A high-throughput and small size samples tension, compression, bending test system is disclosed. The system includes a computer unit, a motor and a number of the sample testing modules mounted horizontally or perpendicular to that ground on a workbench. The sample testing modules include a sample testing modules base plate fixedly attached to the workbench, and a ball screw, a displacement sensor, a moving beam, a clamp unit, a linear moving platform unit and a force value sensor arranged on the sample testing modules base plate. A number of the sample testing modules are arrange in parallel on the workbench or uniformly distributed in a circumferential direction with a point on the workbench as a circular center.
DELAYED FRACTURE CHARACTERISTIC EVALUATION METHOD AND PROGRAM
To further enhance the evaluation accuracy of a delayed fracture. Focusing on the fact that a calculated stress value serving as the reference for the occurrence of the delayed fracture changes depending on analysis conditions of a forming analysis, a value obtained by changing a stress value serving as the reference for the occurrence of the delayed fracture according to the analysis conditions for analyzing an intended formed article (article for practical use) is used as the reference for evaluating the delayed fracture. For example, analysis conditions of a forming analysis in an evaluation test of the delayed fracture are matched with analysis conditions of a forming analysis of an article for practical use represented by an actual automobile component.
Apparatus, method, and associated system for testing a pavement material sample
An apparatus for testing paving samples includes a base that includes a paving sample tray about the cabinet and configured for translation relative to the cabinet. A roller is configured for imparting compressive forces to a sample carried by the sample tray. An arm is configured for moving the roller from a stowed position to an in-use position where the roller contacts the sample. A cylinder assembly having a piston therein supplies pressure forces to the arm to move the arm from the stowed position to the in-use position, wherein a depth of travel of the arm is limited by the sample. As the sample is compressed, the depth of travel increases. A measurement device is in communication with the cylinder for determining an amount of travel of the arm to thus determine an amount of compression of the sample.
APPARATUS, METHOD, AND ASSOCIATED SYSTEM FOR TESTING A PAVEMENT MATERIAL SAMPLE
An apparatus for testing paving samples includes a base that includes a paving sample tray about the cabinet and configured for translation relative to the cabinet. A roller is configured for imparting compressive forces to a sample carried by the sample tray. An arm is configured for moving the roller from a stowed position to an in-use position where the roller contacts the sample. A cylinder assembly having a piston therein supplies pressure forces to the arm to move the arm from the stowed position to the in-use position, wherein a depth of travel of the arm is limited by the sample. As the sample is compressed, the depth of travel increases. A measurement device is in communication with the cylinder for determining an amount of travel of the arm to thus determine an amount of compression of the sample.