Description
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Conforms to ASTM E 139
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Stable & Reliable performance
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PC based data acquisition system
IMPRESSION CREEP TEST RIG TE-100-ICT
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Application
The Impression Creep Test Rig is designed to provide solution for maintaining constant loads for long term creep & stress rupture testing applications of metallic materials in accordance with ASTM E 139. These tests can run from only a few hours up to and exceeding 10000 hours. The long duration of these tests makes the lever arm loading system with dead weights.
Technical Specifications
Capacity -100 kg
Loading arrangement-manual by dead weight in steps of 0.10kg,
0.25kg, 0.50kg & 1 kg
Indenter material-Tungsten carbide
Indenter dimensions-1.0, 1.5 & 2.0mm diameter
Specimen dimension-15mm x 20mm square (approx)
LVDT -0-5mm range with resolution of 1 micron
Heating arrangement-Cylindrical furnace
Temperature range-6000C
Vacuum level-Vacuum of 2E-6bar or better
Temperature accuracy-±10C
Deflection sensor-LVDT
Data output-Tabular and graphical for depth of indentation
versus time, creep strain versus time, creep
strain rate versus time, creep strain rate versus
strain.
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Learning objectives/experiments
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Relocation of the shaft journals in relation to speed
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Pressure distribution in the bearing with constant load and at various speeds
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Critical speed in relation to load
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Critical speed & viscosity in relation to oil temperature
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