MATERIAL SAMPLE FOR TESTING BIAXIAL STRESS CONDITIONS
First Claim
1. A material sample for testing material properties under biaxial load, hereby characterized in that the material sample (1) has a circular disk shape and, for rotation about its center line (17), has an integrally formed hub (12), with the edge (11) of the material sample (1) and the hub (12) being thicker than the ring section (14) of the material sample located in between.
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Abstract
Described is a material sample for testing material properties under biaxial load as well as a method therefor. The material sample has a circular disk shape and, for rotation about the center line thereof, is provided with an integrally formed hub. The edge of the material sample and the hub are thicker than the ring section of the material sample located in between. In one embodiment, the ring section is designed with an annular concave fillet concentric to the hub and the concave fillet may extend from the edge to the hub and have a continuous curvature over its width. In the method, it is rotated about its center line at least at 100,000 rpm, preferably at 150,000 rpm±10,000 rpm.
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19 Claims
- 1. A material sample for testing material properties under biaxial load, hereby characterized in that the material sample (1) has a circular disk shape and, for rotation about its center line (17), has an integrally formed hub (12), with the edge (11) of the material sample (1) and the hub (12) being thicker than the ring section (14) of the material sample located in between.
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18. A method for testing material properties under biaxial load, based on a material sample that has a circular disk shape and, for rotation about its center line, has an integrally formed hub, wherein the edge of the material sample and the hub are thicker than the ring section of the material sample located in between, having the step:
rotation of the material sample about its center line at least at 100,000 rpm. - View Dependent Claims (19)
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