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The Universal Materials Tester mod. CETR-UMT 2 is capable of performing standard tensile tests as per ASTM D638-02 and ASTM D3039-00. In addition UMT can also be successfully used for performing repetitive tension, torsion, compression and twisting tests for fatigue, if performed for sufficient number of test cycles. Test specimens; sheets, plates and molded plastics, prepared by either into “dog bone” shapes as specified in the ASTM D638 or into thin flat strips per ASTM D3039. UMT users have option of performing tensile tests in either load-controlled or displacement-control mode. The force (Fz), and displacement (Z-carriage position) can be recorded as a function of time during the test. In force-controlled tests, the displacement Z changes with the test cycles; in displacement-controlled test, the force Fz changes as the test progresses. UMT Hardware Configuration: CETR-UMT 2 system with load sensor (maximum 1200N), lower stationary table and specimen grips. Measurement of Tensile Properties of Plastics and Composites on Universal Materials Tester ASTM D638-02a, ISO 527-1 and ASTM D3039/D3039M-00. mod. CETR-UMT 2 per Force and displacement (Z) vs. time plots Stress-strain plot after processing Fz-Z data Displacement-controlled Tensile Test SEQUENCE 1: To move up the carriage for tensile testing Step 1: Carriage : set offset = 20 mm or distance as required; Direction -up , Duration- 10 s or as per required strain rate. Slider : Idle Upper Grip Lower Grip Tribology and Mechanical Testing Unit Application Note 1717 Dell Avenue, Campbell, CA 95008, USA Phone: +1.408.376.4040 Fax: +1.408.376.4050 Email: [email protected] Web: www.bruker-axs.com

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  • The Universal Materials Tester mod. CETR-UMT 2 is capable of performing standard tensile tests as per

    ASTM D638-02 and ASTM D3039-00. In addition UMT can also be successfully used for performing

    repetitive tension, torsion, compression and twisting tests for fatigue, if performed for sufficient number

    of test cycles.

    Test specimens; sheets, plates and molded plastics, prepared by either into dog bone shapes as

    specified in the ASTM D638 or into thin flat strips per ASTM D3039. UMT users have option of

    performing tensile tests in either load-controlled or displacement-control mode. The force (Fz), and

    displacement (Z-carriage position) can be recorded as a function of time during the test.

    In force-controlled tests, the displacement Z changes with the test cycles; in displacement-controlled

    test, the force Fz changes as the test progresses.

    UMT Hardware Configuration:

    CETR-UMT 2 system with load sensor (maximum 1200N), lower stationary table and specimen grips.

    Measurement of Tensile Properties of Plastics and Composites on Universal Materials Tester

    ASTM D638-02a, ISO 527-1 and ASTM D3039/D3039M-00. mod. CETR-UMT 2 per

    Force and displacement (Z) vs. time plots Stress-strain plot after processing Fz-Z data

    Displacement-controlled Tensile Test

    SEQUENCE 1: To move up the carriage for tensile testing

    Step 1:

    Carriage : set offset = 20 mm or distance as required; Direction -up , Duration- 10 s or as per

    required strain rate.

    Slider : Idle

    Upper Grip

    Lower Grip

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  • Load-controlled Tensile Test

    SEQUENCE 1: To apply a small initial load

    Step 1:

    Carriage : small initial load with no negative sign,

    duration- 5 s

    Slider : Idle

    SEQUENCE 2: To apply a linearly increasing load

    Step 1:

    Carriage :set initial load from step 1 in

    Sequence 1, and final load with no

    negative sign, Duration- 10 s or as per

    required loading rate.

    Slider : Idle

    Stress-strain plot after processing Fz-Z data

    Force and displacement vs. time plots

    Report:

    Use the Viewer program to plot test results. Select the parameters to be displayed by checking the

    appropriate boxes under Parameters on the Viewer screen. Open the test data file with the UMT Viewer.

    Check (select) both the parameters (Fz and Z) and then click on the combo (arrow) of the "Elastomer

    Graph" button. Click on 'Tensile Stress' to open a calculation window. Enter relevant parameters related to

    the test specimen, such as shape and dimensions then click on 'Calculate" button to calculate the

    mechanical properties of the specimen and to make a stress vs. strain plot. For printing the plots and the

    calculated data, click on Print button. You can also obtain a preview by clicking on the 'print preview' button.

    To calculate the chord and secant modulii between two points, place two markers by clicking right mouse

    button on the stress vs. strain plot and press 'Calculate". UMT Viewer is capable of calculating yield

    strength, ultimate strength, Young's modulus, chord modulus, secant modulus, percentage of elongation,

    toughness, and energy at yield point from load-displacement data of the specimen.

    Summary

    Universal Materials Tester UMT is capable of performing numerous mechanical tests to obtain yield

    strength, ultimate strength, Young's modulus, chord modulus, secant modulus, percentage of elongation,

    toughness, and energy at yield point from load-displacement data (stress-strain) of test specimen. UMT is

    also capable of synchronized and repetitive tension/compression and torsion testing for fatigue conditions.

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