The purpose of the present invention is to provide a chemically-strengthened glass exhibiting both surface strength and abrasion-resistant anti-fingerprint (AFP) properties. The present invention relates to a plate-shaped chemically-strengthened glass which has a compressive stress layer provided to a glass surface layer, a glass surface hydrogen concentration profile in a specific range, and a surface strength and abrasion-resistant anti-fingerprint (AFP) properties which are in specific ranges.

Disclosed are a rolling test device and a rolling test method. The rolling test device includes a test platform having a rolling surface for placing a test piece to be rolled; a rolling jig located on one side of the rolling surface; and a driving member connected to the rolling jig. A roller is connected to one end of the rolling jig towards the rolling surface, and after the roller is pressed against the rolling surface, the driving member drives the rolling jig to move on the rolling surface to drive the roller to perform a rolling test on the rolling surface.

A system for performing electrochemical and hydrogen permeation measurements using a test specimen subject to tensile stress comprises a first housing filled with a process fluid supplied via an inlet with hydrogen sulfide, a second housing filled with a basic solution, a test specimen positioned between the first and second housings exposed to the process fluid on one side and to the basic solution on the other, first and second potentiostats coupled to the first and second housings to measure corrosion and induce hydrogen permeation, a loading device adapted to apply a longitudinal strain on the specimen, and a computing device configured to control operation of the potentiostat and loading device. The hydrogen sulfide in the process fluid impedes formation of diatomic hydrogen from atomic hydrogen, allowing adsorbed atomic hydrogen to enter into the steel test specimen from one side and permeate into the other side of the test specimen.

Disclosed are display module evaluation jigs and methods, The display module evaluation jig includes: a first body defining a plurality of first recessions on a top surface of the first body; a second body disposed on and combined with the first body; and a plurality of insertions on the first recessions and between the first body and the second body. Inner lateral surfaces of the first body are directed toward and spaced apart from lateral surfaces of the insertions. The inner lateral surfaces define the first recessions.

A method includes, using at least one processing device, obtaining position measurements and/or tilt angle measurements associated with a tissue web and identifying a stretch measurement associated with the tissue web using the obtained measurements. Identifying the stretch measurement could include using one or more mathematical formulas to calculate the stretch measurement associated with the tissue web using the obtained measurements. The one or more mathematical formulas could be defined using laboratory stretch values of multiple training webs. Different mathematical formulas can be associated with training webs having different characteristics, and the method may further include selecting at least one of the mathematical formulas based on one or more characteristics of the tissue web.

A method for determining material parameters includes applying a character grid over a planar sample, clamping the planar sample in a frame in accordance with directions of orthotropy of the planar sample; collecting a first set of data that describes a first position of the character grid; applying predetermined normal and shear stresses to the planar sample thereby bringing the planar sample into a deformed state and changing the position of the character grid; collecting a second set of data that describes a second position of the character grid, determining a relative position change of the character grid by correlating the collected first set of data and the second set of data; determining a relative displacement and a current distortion state of the planar sample; determining a deformation equilibrium of the deformed state of the planar sample; and calculating the material parameters from the deformation equilibrium.

Embodiments are generally directed to membrane test for mechanical testing of wearable devices. A mechanical testing system includes an actuation mechanism including a clamp to hold a membrane including stretchable electronics over an opening in the actuation mechanism, wherein the actuation mechanism is to apply pressure to the membrane through the opening; and a testing logic to control the application and release of pressure on the membrane by the actuation mechanism.

A tribological testing simulator includes a base having a pair of catchers that clamp onto a specimen, a punch that is drawn through the specimen, and a plurality of sensors that take measurements of respective regions of the specimen. The sensors measure their respective regions of the specimen as it is drawn from an un-deformed state to a deformed state, and facilitate conducting a tensile strip friction test. In some embodiments, the catchers have flat inserts that facilitate conducting a strip stretch or draw test simultaneously with a tensile strip friction test. In other embodiments, the catchers include drawbead inserts that facilitate conducting a drawbead friction test simultaneously with a tensile strip friction test.

A film structure puncture testing tool for testing the resistance to puncturing of a film structure for a product package and a method for analyzing film structures resistance to puncturing.

An elastic matrix determination method for a laminated iron core, which can optimally determine a shear modulus in two planes including a laminating direction of the laminated iron core included in an elastic matrix in a constitutive equation representing a stress-strain relationship used for vibration analysis, and also provided is a vibration analysis method. When performing a vibration analysis of a laminated iron core formed by laminating steel sheets using a constitutive equation representing a stress-strain relationship in a matrix representation, a shear modulus in two planes including a laminating direction of the laminated iron core included in an elastic matrix in the constitutive equation is determined depending on an average tightening pressure in the laminating direction of the laminated iron core.