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Tensile yield in bone [PDF]

open access: possibleCalcified Tissue Research, 1974
A simple method is described for visualising regions of bone that have yielded in tension. The appearance of such regions is quite different from that of regions that have yielded in compression. The significance of these findings is discussed.
John D. Currey, K. Brear
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The tensile test

Acta Metallurgica et Materialia, 1990
Abstract Some features of the uniform strain and of the reduction of area in the tensile test are considered. With examples from b.c.c., f.c.c. and c.p.h. metals, it is shown how the uniform strain reflects the details of their plastic deformation characteristics.
N.J. Petch, Ronald W. Armstrong
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The Tensile Strength of Elastomers

Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1955
Abstract The theory of strength proposed above appears to describe satisfactorily the effect of crosslinking on the strength of amorphous elastomers, and to apply semiquantitatively to crystallizable elastomers. Further work, involving the effect of primary molecular weight, constitution, swelling, and additives is required to ...
G. R. Taylor, S. R. Darin
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Development of the Z Specimen for Tensile-Tensile, Tensile-Compression, Compression-Compression Wire Testing

Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, 2011
A new wire test specimen was developed as part of the Safe Technology consortium project to produce a nitinol algorithm for the fe-safe™ fatigue postprocessor. The requirements for the design were permit tensile and compressive loading, accommodate data collection of strains from ±0.1 to 6% at high-frequency cycling.
K. Pike, B. Berg, P. Adler
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Tensile Response of a Flexible Pipe With an Incomplete Tensile Armor Layer

Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, 2021
Abstract Unbonded flexible pipes are widely utilized in the exploitation of offshore oil and gas resources. They are connected to two of the most critical types of system: floating production platforms and underwater production systems. However, if some tensile armor wires are substituted by cables or broken, the tensile armor layer will
Xiaohua Zhu   +3 more
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Analysis of tensile test beyond the ultimate tensile strength

Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 1992
Abstract The strain of tensile test specimens in the domain beyond their ultimate tensile strength was analysed by means of a tensile test machine supplemented by a television camera and computer. The work served to verify the feasibility of computing the strain parameters by a routine where the inputs are only data describing the force versus ...
Petr Staněk, Jiří Elfmark
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The Tensile Test

2011
The tensile test is the most widely used material test. By looking at the tensile test as a forming operation several lessons can be learned. Basic the tensile operation is unstable, and the forming is restricted by an instability that concentrates the formation into a small zone, the neck.
Wilko C. Emmens, Wilko C. Emmens
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