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25KN, 250Nm Axial Torsion Fatigue Testing system/ Universal Testing Machine

Equipment Info

Equipment Code : 2931861

Make : BISS

Model : BISQ2018271

Institution : Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Dharwad

Department : SCIF

Funding Agency Details : Ministry of Education

Pooling of Equipment slot :   No

AMC End Date (Valid Till) :  

PRISM Service Category (About PRISM) : D

Pre-Experiment Support (including sample preparation, setup assistance and pre-experimental guidance) :

Post-Experiment Support (including result interpretation, data analysis and post-experimental reporting) :

Equipment Certification (if any) (No document available):

Equipment Calibration (if any) (No document available):

Remarks / Special Instructions (if any):

Description : This facility is used for Axial Torsion Fatigue testing of the following types 1. Inphase Dynamic 2. Axial Tensile test 3. Outphase Dynamic Test 4. Axial Dynamic test 5. Torsion Dynamic test and 6. Torsion static test 'In which sample size of 3 to 9mm in round specimens, 0 to 10 mm in thickness with 25 mm in width of flat specimens and 10 mm & 20mm in tubular specimens can be used.

Usage Rate: (as indicated by the custodian/host institution)


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Tensile Test (GST extra):
Compression (GST extra):
Torsion (GST extra):
Axial Torsion (GST extra):
Three Point Bend (GST extra):
KIc (Pre-Crack + testing)
JIc (Pre-Crack + Testing)
Fatigue Crack Growth (Pre-crack+Testing)
Uniaxial Fatigue
Three Bend Fatigue
Torsion Fatigue
Tension-Torsion Fatigue
Extensometer Accessories (Rates as per the respective tests)
Clip On Gauge Accessories
Lathe operations for sample preparation for Mechanical testing

Accessories / Consumables / Spare parts / Testing modes

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