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Pendulum Impact Tester RKP 450

Equipment Info

Equipment Code : 208785

Make :

Model : Zwick-Roell

Institution : CSIR National Metallurgical Laboratory (NML) Jamshedpur

Department :

Funding Agency Details : CSIR, Govt. of India

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 : Conventional impact test machines are used for estimating the notch toughness of materials, which in turn is used as the material screening criteria in manufacturing industries. The instrumented impact test machines are a special variety,in which, apart from the conventional notch toughness, the system would capture the load and displacement data within few milliseconds of the hammer contact with the specimen. This data can be used to determine the dynamic fracture resistance of the material such KID and the ductile to britlle transition temperature (DBTT) of metals and alloys. The system is equipped with a temperature bath in the range of +150° C to -80°C. Dynamic fracture characterization of materials in awide spectrum of temperature is therefore possible. The system is calibrated with NIST (National Institute of Standards and Testing-USA) standard reference specimens.

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

S.No. Users Category Rate (unit hour) & (In Rupees)
1 Academic (External)*
2 Academic (Internal)***
3 Grassroot innovator
4 Industry User
5 National Research Lab User
6 Startup/MSME User


Accessories / Consumables / Spare parts / Testing modes

Sample Name Sample Type Sample UOM Sample Availability Unit Cost Sample Quantity Sample Description
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