Patent classifications
G01N2203/0272
Double-cross composite fabric membrane biaxial tensile strength test piece and manufacturing method thereof
A double-cross composite fabric membrane biaxial tensile strength test piece is provided, including a core region and four cantilevers. The four cantilevers extend outwards around the core region and form a cross shape. Each cantilever is connected to the core region via an edge transition region. An end portion of the cantilever is a clamping section. The clamping section is provided with a clamping end rubber rod. The clamping end rubber rod is used for connecting to a clamp of a biaxial tensile testing machine. The clamping section is three-layered. The cantilever and the edge transition region are double-layered. The core region is single-layered. The edge transition region is in the shape of a quadrangle rounded at four corners. A manufacturing method of the test piece is also provided.
METHOD AND MEANS FOR TESTING THE STRENGTH OF A BONDING BETWEEN TWO SPECIMEN ELEMENTS
The present invention relates to transmission elements (1, 1a, 1b; 12, 12a, 12b) for testing/determining the tensile or shear strength of a bonding between two elongated shaped specimen elements by transmitting a tensile or shear force (10, 22) to a specimen element (5a, 5b; 12a, 12b).
Biaxial load test specimen, biaxial load test apparatus, and biaxial load test method
A biaxial load test specimen includes a main body and four arms. The main body has a plurality of through-holes aligned along axial directions of two load axes orthogonal to each other. The four arms extend from the main body in the respective axial directions of the load axes. Each of the arms has a plurality of slit grooves extending, on respective extensions of the through-holes aligned in the axial directions, along the respective axial directions.
System and method for in-situ testing of mechanical properties of materials in static and dynamic load spectra
A system for in-situ testing of mechanical properties of materials in static and dynamic load spectra, that includes: an Arcan biaxial clamping subsystem, a press-in test subsystem, a biaxial fatigue test subsystem, a biaxial pre-tension loading subsystem, a signal detection subsystem, and a support and adjustment subsystem. A combined guide mechanism in the Arcan biaxial clamping subsystem is rigidly connected to a guide mechanism support block, an x-direction three sensor base and a y-direction force sensor base in the support and adjustment subsystem by threaded connections, respectively. A laser transmitter, a voice coil motor and a laser receiver in the press-in test subsystem are rigidly connected to a two-degree-of-freedom electric moving platform for the laser transmitter, a two-degree-of-freedom electric moving platform for the voice coil motor and a two-degree-of-freedom electric moving platform for the laser receiver in the support and adjustment subsystem by threaded connections, respectively.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR IN-SITU TESTING OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS IN STATIC AND DYNAMIC LOAD SPECTRA
A system for in-situ testing of mechanical properties of materials in static and dynamic load spectra, that includes: an Arcan biaxial clamping subsystem, a press-in test subsystem, a biaxial fatigue test subsystem, a biaxial pre-tension loading subsystem, a signal detection subsystem, and a support and adjustment subsystem. A combined guide mechanism in the Arcan biaxial clamping subsystem is rigidly connected to a guide mechanism support block, an x-direction force sensor base and a y-direction force sensor base in the support and adjustment subsystem by threaded connections, respectively. A laser transmitter, a voice coil motor and a laser receiver in the press-in test subsystem are rigidly connected to a two-degree-of-freedom electric moving platform for the laser transmitter, a two-degree-of-freedom electric moving platform for the voice coil motor and a two-degree-of-freedom electric moving platform for the laser receiver in the support and adjustment subsystem by threaded connections, respectively.
DOUBLE-CROSS COMPOSITE FABRIC MEMBRANE BIAXIAL TENSILE STRENGTH TEST PIECE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
Disclosed is a double-cross composite fabric membrane biaxial tensile strength test piece, comprising a core region and four cantilevers. The four cantilevers extend outwards around the core region and form a cross shape. Each cantilever is connected to the core region via an edge transition region. An end portion of the cantilever is a clamping section. The clamping section is provided with a clamping end rubber rod. The clamping end rubber rod is used for connecting to a clamp of a biaxial tensile testing machine. The clamping section is three-layered. The cantilever and the edge transition region are double-layered. The core region is single-layered. The edge transition region is in the shape of a quadrangle rounded at four corners. A manufacturing method of the test piece is also disclosed. By means of the method, the biaxial tensile strength of a fabric membrane can be measured and characterized, damage occurs in the single-layered test region, and the cantilever and the transition region are damaged later due to being strengthened. The method may be applied to architectural membranes, airship skins, and other industrial fabric fields.
Test piece for tensile testing and tensile testing method
A test piece includes a tensile testing part and load applying pieces that are respectively connected to sides of the tensile testing part. Grooves are formed on bottom surfaces of the load applying pieces. Grooves are formed on upper surfaces of the load applying pieces. These grooves respectively partition the upper and lower surfaces of the tensile testing part and the load applying pieces.
Method and means for testing the strength of a bonding between two specimen elements
The present invention relates to transmission elements (1, 1a, 1b; 12, 12a, 12b) for testing/determining the tensile or shear strength of a bonding between two elongated shaped specimen elements by transmitting a tensile or shear force (10, 22) to a specimen element (5a, 5b; 12a, 12b).
BIAXIAL LOAD TEST SPECIMEN, BIAXIAL LOAD TEST APPARATUS, AND BIAXIAL LOAD TEST METHOD
A biaxial load test specimen includes a main body and four arms. The main body has a plurality of through-holes aligned along axial directions of two load axes orthogonal to each other. The four arms extend from the main body in the respective axial directions of the load axes. Each of the arms has a plurality of slit grooves extending, on respective extensions of the through-holes aligned in the axial directions, along the respective axial directions.
PLANAR TEST SYSTEM
An apparatus for applying a force to a specimen is provided. The apparatus comprises: an output rotatable member comprising a plurality of connection points; a plurality of rigid connection means, each comprising a first end and a second end, wherein the first end of each connection
means is pivotably coupled to one of the plurality of connection points of the output rotatable member; a plurality of guide members; and a plurality of specimen holders, each slidably mounted to one of the guide members and pivotably coupled to the second end of one of the plurality of connection means.