Impact tests on large specimens
Fracture tests - shock tests

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Impact tests on large specimens
Fracture tests - shock tests

Author : Dominique FRANÇOIS

Publication date: December 10, 2007 | Lire en français

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4. Impact tests on large specimens

4.1 Purpose of testing large specimens

Resilience tests are carried out on small bars which, while they have the advantage of using little material and are therefore essential for monitoring production, do not always provide a reliable transition temperature. For safety reasons, it is preferable, as already indicated (§ 2.2.1 ...

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(1) - FRANÇOIS (D.), PINEAU (A.) - From Charpy to Present Impact Testing - . ESIS publication, 30, Elsevier (2002).
(2) - FRANÇOIS (D.), PINEAU (A.) - Physical Aspects of Fracture - . NATO Science series (2001)....

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