Patent classifications
G01N2203/0682
Expansion coefficient determination with deformation measurement and simulation
A method for determining an expansion coefficient of a test material comprises: receiving first image data of a compound material, wherein the compound material comprises a plate and a layer of the test material, which is attached to the plate; receiving second image data of the compound material, which has been exposed to an environmental condition, before the second image data has been recorded; determining a measured deformation of the compound material by comparing the first image data and the second image data; and performing a simulated deformation of a model of the compound material exposed to the environmental condition and determining the expansion coefficient of the test material by varying the expansion coefficient until the simulate deformation conforms to the measured deformation.
TEST APPARATUS AND TEST METHOD
A test apparatus includes a container 2, a sample 12 and metal bodies 13 and 14 which are immersed in a solution 11 in the container 2, a jig 3, an ammeter 16, and a voltmeter 17. The sample 12, the metal body 13, and the metal body 14 are made of the same metal material and have the same surface area. While pressing the jig 3 rotating relative to the sample 12 against a surface of the sample 12, a current between the sample 12 and the metal body 13 is measured by the ammeter 16, and a voltage between the metal body 13 and the metal body 14 is measured by the voltmeter 17.
SYNCHRONIZATION CIRCUIT FOR MATERIAL TESTER AND MATERIAL TESTER
A synchronous controller is connected to each of boards by one communication wire, and one communication path is formed between the synchronous controller and each of the boards. A multiple synchronization signal S in which a plurality of synchronization signals are multiplexed is transmitted from the synchronous controller to each of the boards. Signal extraction units as extraction means for recognizing synchronization signals included in the multiple synchronization signal S and extracting the individual synchronization signals are provided in the boards, respectively. The individual synchronization signals are extracted from the multiple synchronization signal S input to the boards by the signal extraction units, respectively.
Scratch Abrasion Tester and Testing Method
An abrasion tester and testing method. The testing method comprises setting a running speed of a rubber sample fixed to an outer surface of an annular belt member stretched between a pair of pulleys to a desired speed; setting a pressing load applied by a contact member to a desired pressing load via an anchor member; selecting, as the contact member, a desired contact member from a plurality of types of contact members with different rubber sample surface contacting tip specifications; pressing the contact member against the surface of the rubber sample running by the rotation of the pulleys; and obtaining an amount of scratch abrasion of the rubber sample using a calculation unit on the basis of a cross-sectional shape of the surface of the rubber sample detected by a shape sensor.
MEASUREMENT APPARATUS FOR MEASURING A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A DEGREE OF CURE AND A SPECIFIC VOLUME OF A PACKAGING MATERIAL
An apparatus for measuring a degree of cure and a specific volume of a packaging material is provided, including: an upper load module configured for driving the rotation of an upper ball screw via an upper servo motor such that a force plate coupled to the upper ball screw moves downward and is thus positioned; a lower load module having a lower ball screw operating and moving via a lower servo motor such that a load joint group connected to the lower ball screw generates a corresponding displacement; an upper film cavity module connected to the upper load module; and a lower film cavity module disposed on the lower load module. The displacement of the load joint group enables a push rod to move upward. A heating pipe keeps constant the temperature of a subject to be measured in a cavity of the lower film cavity module.
ULTRA-LARGE PHYSICAL SIMULATION FACILITY FOR DEEP ENGINEERING DISASTERS
Provided is an ultra-large physical simulation facility for deep engineering disasters, including a long-time large-load loading system for a geological model, a 3D printing system of a deep oil, gas and water multiphase multi-component complex geological body model, a high-temperature-chemical-multiphase fluid collaborative injection, monitoring and control system, a robot excavation and monitoring system for a complex engineering structure in a model under deep geological environment, an intelligent ventilation system for a deep metal mine complex drilling, mining and transferring network, an intelligent filling system for a deep metal mine ultra-large stope, a deep-well enhanced geothermal safe intelligent mining system, an all-spatial-temporal intelligent high-precision monitoring system for an excavation and fracture process of a large-scale geological model, and an ultra-large multi-task intelligent collaborative main control and digital twin system for physical simulation tests.
Hardness test apparatus and hardness testing method
A hardness tester includes a memory storing, as a parts program, definitions of measurement conditions including a coordinate system and test position defined with respect to an image of a standard reference sample; a pattern searcher performing a pattern searching process, with reference to a plurality of samples to be measured, using a pattern image based on the image of the standard reference sample, and detecting a number of samples having a shape identical to that of the standard reference sample, as well as a position and angle of the samples having the identical shape; a pattern definer defining a coordinate system and test position for each of the samples having the identical shape based on the position and angle of each of the samples having the identical shape; and a measurer measuring the hardness of the samples for which the coordinate system and test position have been defined.
Hardness test apparatus and hardness testing method
The present invention includes: an image capturer capturing an image of the sample to be measured; an image acquirer acquiring image data of the sample captured by the image capturer; a pattern searcher performing, on the image data of the sample acquired by the image acquirer, pattern searching process using a pattern image selected based on the sample and identifying a position in the image matching the pattern image; a profile extractor extracting a profile of the sample based on the position in the image identified by the pattern searcher; a calculator calculating a hardness measurement position of the sample based on the profile extracted by the profile extractor; and a measurer executing hardness testing on the sample based on the hardness measurement position calculated by the calculator and measuring the hardness of the sample.
Mechanical property tester and testing method of biological soft tissue
A mechanical property tester includes a base, a fixture for fixing the biological soft tissue, a transverse force applying device for applying a transverse force, a vertical force applying device for applying a vertical force, a longitudinal pulling force detector for detecting a longitudinal force, a displacement detecting unit for detecting the displacement of the fixture, an acquisition device and a computer. The transverse force applying device includes a transverse pulling force detector for detecting the transverse force. The vertical force applying device includes a vertical pulling force detector for detecting the vertical force. The acquisition device is used for collecting the longitudinal force, transverse force, vertical force and the displacement. The computer is connected with the acquisition device to analyze the longitudinal force, transverse force, vertical force, and the displacement.
APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR IN-SITU TESTING IMPACT STRENGTH OF MICRO-STRUCTURE
Disclosed is an apparatus for in-situ testing impact strength of a micro-structure, comprising: a flexible beam, one end of which being fixed; an impact mass block disposed at the other end of the flexible beam and configured to exert an impact on the micro-structure; and a locking member comprising a beam arm and a plurality of locking teeth, wherein the beam arm is perpendicular to the flexible beam and one end of the beam arm is fixed, and wherein the plurality of locking teeth are distributed at intervals along the beam arm, such that the other end of the flexible beam is engaged to one of the plurality of locking teeth when the flexible beam is loaded. A method for testing an impact strength of a micro-structure is also disclosed.