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3 Aug 2012: Fig. 3a presents the measured responses for beams initially failing by face yield, together with photographs of the specimens after test. ... The differences between the three-points bend and the stretch-bend tests have been experimentally investigated

13 Dec 2023: loading of the lattice upon compressing between the platens of the test machine. ... tests for each orientation and strain rate. Recall that a single test result for the 45o orientation.

2 Aug 2023: diagnosis tests [5]. Cellulose sponges are also used in medical implants, and for dressings. ... versus time t in Figure 4(b) for 3 nominally identical tests (Test 1 - Test 3).

18 Jul 2023: Tensile tests were performed at. a true strain rate of 𝜀̇ = 103 s-1 by suitable control of the grip velocity during each test. ... test increase with decreasing thickness. A detailed analysis of size effects in both tests must.

24 Jul 2020: µm. Tests were performed in load control, with fixed loading and unloading rates of 40 µN/s and. ... C = 3 in their tests. Likewise, uniaxial compression tests on single crystal micro-pillars of Ni.

7 Jul 2004: loading platens. To overcome this, subsequent com-. pression tests were conducted using the dogbone. ... 4; the in-. itial modulus is the same as in the tensile tests.

9 Dec 2004: 318. 319. 320. 321. 322. 323. 324. 325. RREC2.1.2. Test procedureDirect compression tests were carried out using theCelanese compression rig. ... uniaxial test specimens. The overall geometry of these. plates is shown in Fig.

19 Nov 2009: A test method is thereby developed for the mode Ifracture toughness of the lattice. ... Smaller specimens thereby suffice forthe SENB geometry as a fracture toughness test method.

30 Jul 2012: The tensile tests were performed using a screw‐driven test machine at fixed displacement rate, ... wave propagation time of 0.5 µs for the yarn specimens of length 5 mm, as used in the highest rate tests. For comparison

4 Oct 2020: UHMWPE yarns by both quasi-static and dynamic tests. Additionally, Karthikeyan et al. ... indentation strength in the quasi-static tests also had a high failure impulse.