Patent classifications
G01N2203/0641
Method for detecting mechanoresponse of mechanical component by organic mechanoresponsive luminogen
The present invention discloses a method for detecting the mechanical response of a mechanical component by an organic mechanoresponsive fluorescent material, comprising the following steps of: selecting an organic mechanoresponsive fluorescent material; preparing an organic mechanoresponsive fluorescent material solution; forming a film on a metal surface; calibrating fluorescence intensity and obtaining the fluorescence intensity and distribution in a crack tip area; observing the fluorescence signal generated at cracks to monitor the occurrence of fatigue cracks, and predict a propagation pathway of fatigue cracks by using the fluorescence intensity distribution in the crack tip area.
Systems and methods for testing mechanical properties of ultra-soft materials
Systems and methods for accurate characterization of the mechanical properties of ultra-soft materials in the meso/macro-length scale are provided. Through the use of a millimeter-scale, ultra-high molecular weight indenter probe, accurate mechanical characterization of ultra-soft materials on the centimeter-scale can be achieved. The indenter probe can capture the adhesion forces present during the approach and detachment segments of the indentation process.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HIGH STRAIN RATE TESTING OF MATERIAL USING GRAVITY DRIVEN DROP TOWER
A drop tower apparatus and method of use is provided. The drop tower apparatus includes a base, a frame, a top member, rails, a sled, a triggering system, and a test fixture. The frame extends from the base. The top member is disposed on the frame opposite the base and has a winch. The rails extend from the base to the top member and are disposed within the frame. The sled is configured to slide vertically along the length of the rails and is releasably connected to the winch of the top member. The test fixture is configured to receive a sample for testing. The winch of the top member raises the sled to a desired height, the sled is released at the desired height and slides along the rails resulting in an impact on a sample placed in the test fixture.
Model test device for ground collapse caused by pipeline leakage
The present invention discloses a model test device for ground collapse caused by pipeline leakage, including a sand box, a pipeline water circulation device, a groundwater replenishment device, a water storage tank and a water head measuring pipe set. The sand box includes a sand box body and a mesh sieve plate. There are two mesh sieve plate which divides an inner cavity of the sand box into a penetration cavity and a test cavity. Corresponding positions on the side wall of the test cavity are provided with a tunnel construction hole and a plurality of pipe mounting hole groups, respectively. One side wall of the test cavity is provided with a plurality of rows. There is a plurality of rows of water head measuring hole groups, and each row is provided with a plurality of the water head measuring hole groups.
METHOD FOR DETERMINING INITIATION POSITION OF FRETTING FATIGUE CRACKS
The present disclosure relates to a method for determining initiation positions of fretting fatigue cracks. The processed inner circular hole test workpiece is placed on a stage of an optical microscope, wherein the inner hole surface to be measured is perpendicular to the scanning beam direction of the microscope; measurement is performed along the real contact orientation between the inner hole surface of the inner circular hole test workpiece and the pin shaft. From the measured surface morphology and profile image, rectangular target areas with a coverage rate of 75%˜90%, and the amplitude distribution function, surface skewness and surface kurtosis values of the respective surface profiles are extracted from the target areas. By comparing the positive/negative of and the magnitude of the skewness and kurtosis values measured in the target areas, the side where the initiation position of fretting fatigue cracks is located can be determined.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR MEASURING RADON RELEASE AMOUNT DURING ROCK SHEARING DAMAGE PROCESS
The disclosure provides a device and method for measuring radon release amount during rock shearing damage process. The method includes: the sealed chamber where the rock sample placed is vacuumed in the first place, and then the radon released during rock sample shearing damage process is all collected into the radon collection box, and then the concentration of the radon collected in the radon collection box is measured with a radon concentration measure instrument, so that the purity of the radon collected in the radon collection box can be ensured, and thus the accuracy of the concentration of radon measured by the radon concentration measure instrument can be ensured, and the device and method have good practicability.
HIGH-TEMPERATURE IN-SITU LOADED COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY TESTING SYSTEM BASED ON LABORATORY X-RAY SOURCE AND METHOD THEREFOR
A high-temperature in-situ loaded computed tomography (CT) testing system based on a laboratory X-ray source and a method therefor are provided. A dynamic sealing device is adopted. A pull-up pressure rod and a pull-down pressure rod are allowed to rotate circumferentially and move axially. Meanwhile, a high-temperature furnace is fixed without rotating or moving, such that the high-temperature furnace is flat in an imaging direction to shorten an imaging distance and improve imaging quality. An independent tensile testing machine is utilized to achieve high-load loading. The in-situ measurement of internal deformation and damage information of a specimen under tensile or compressive load in a high-temperature environment is implemented. By taking advantage of the miniaturization design of the high-temperature device, the accuracy of the damage test using the laboratory X-ray source is increased. Tests and researches on the internal damage and failure behavior of the high-temperature materials can be conducted.
METHOD FOR DETECTING MECHANORESPONSE OF MECHANICAL COMPONENT BY ORGANIC MECHANORESPONSIVE LUMINOGEN
The present invention discloses a method for detecting the mechanical response of a mechanical component by an organic mechanoresponsive fluorescent material, comprising the following steps of: selecting an organic mechanoresponsive fluorescent material; preparing an organic mechanoresponsive fluorescent material solution; forming a film on a metal surface; calibrating fluorescence intensity and obtaining the fluorescence intensity and distribution in a crack tip area; observing the fluorescence signal generated at cracks to monitor the occurrence of fatigue cracks, and predict a propagation pathway of fatigue cracks by using the fluorescence intensity distribution in the crack tip area.
Bending apparatus for material testing and micro-CT imaging
A bending apparatus for a sample is disclosed. The bending apparatus includes a translation mechanism that translates a vertical displacement/force into a horizontal displacement/force for bending. Components of the bending apparatus are fabricated from a strong, radiolucent material. In these ways, the bending apparatus is compatible with micro-CT imaging, and as such, may be used to bend a sample during imaging. In a particular application, the bending apparatus may be used to measure biomechanical properties of a bone, such as bone strength, bone material properties, fracture toughness, and fracture propagation.
Friction testing and torque sensing systems
The present invention relates, in part, to systems for characterizing force (e.g., friction, wear, and/or torque). In one embodiment, the system allows for wear testing of samples in a high throughput manner. In another embodiment, the system allows for torque sensing in a non-contact manner.