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AGH University of Science and Technology Faculty...
Chair of Strength, Fatigue Year...Group...
of Material and Construction Date...Mark...
Name...
Laboratory …...
Identification of mechanical properties of materials PART I – tensile and compression tests
Report
1. Tensile test in ambient temperature (according to PN-EN 10002-1:2002)
1.1 Examined material, properties:... E=... MPa 1.2 Shape and type of a specimen (Fig. 1.1):...
1.3 Testing machine, range:...
1.4 Measured data:
Diameter of specimen's cross-section... d0=... mm Initial area of cross-section... S0=d02
4 =... mm2 Diameter at maximum force... dm=... mm Cross-section area at maximum force... Sm=πdm2
4 =... mm2 Diameter after fracture... du=... mm Cross-section area after fracture... Su=du2
4 =... mm2 Initial gauge length... L0=... mm Gauge length after fracture... Lu=... mm Initial distance between markings on longer part of specimen... L0'=... mm Distance between markings on longer part of specimen after fracture. Lu'=... mm Force corresponding to lower yield stress... FeL=... kN Force corresponding to upper yield stress... FeH=... kN Maximum force... Fm=... kN Rupture force... Fu=... kN 1.5 Strength properties of the material
Lower yield stress... ReL=FeL
S0 =...=... MPa Upper yield stress... ReH=FeH
S0 =...=... MPa 1
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Tensile strength... Rm=Fm S0
=...=... MPa True stress at max. force... σm=Fm
Sm=...=... MPa True strain at max. force... εm=ln S0
Sm⋅100 %=...%
Nominal (engineering) stress at rupture... Fu
S0=...=... MPa Rupture stress (true stress)... σu=Rt=Fu
Su=...=... MPa True strain at rupture... εu=ln S0
Su
⋅100 %=... %
Total percentage elongation at max. force... Agt=Lu'− LL0' 0'REm⋅100 %=... % Percentage elongation after fracture... Aft=Lu−L0
L0 ⋅100 %=... % Total percentage elongation... At=AftRt
E⋅100 %=... % Percentage lateral contraction of the cross-section ... Z =S0−Su
S0 ⋅100 %=... %
Fig. 1.1 – Sketch of a specimen with main dimensions
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Fig. 1.2 – Stress-strain curve
engineering stress-strain curve – continuous line _______________
true stress-strain curve – dashed line _ _ _ _ _ _ _
2. Compression test of ceramic materials (gypsum specimen, according to PN-86/B-4360) 2.1 Examined material, properties...
2.2 Shape of a specimen (Fig. 2.1)...
Fig. 2.1 – Specimen shape and dimensions 3
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2.3 Testing machine, range...
2.4 Measured data
Initial diameter of the specimen... d0=... mm Initial height of the specimen... h0=... mm Initial cross-section area... S0=d02
4 =... mm2 Rupture force... P=... kN Compression strength... Rs=P
S0=... MPa
Fig. 2.2 – Stress-strain curve
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