Examples of using Test specimen in English and their translations into French
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Ten individual strokes at 1 s intervals across the width of the test specimen, avoiding the end
the anvil must present the test specimen perpendicular to the indenter.
the difference representing the light scatter resulting from washing the test specimen.
In principle, the test specimen is clamped in the jaws of the testing machine, making sure that
We used hardened-steel compression anvils used to apply the deformation load to the test specimen.
We suggest using an extensometer that is attached to the test specimen for determining the relative change in length of the appropriate part of the test specimen.
The upper anvil includes having a spherical seat to ensure that only axial force is applied on the test specimen.
arrange with a waste management company for the collection and disposal of the test specimen.
The tensile strength is calculated by dividing the maximum load by the original cross-sectional area of the test specimen.
If the Norwich test specimen is from below the Red Crag, it would be over 2.5 million years old.
quantifies the intumescence of the test specimen with the following equation.
displacement over the full two dimensional surface of the test specimen.
Water spray will be directed only against the test specimen surface facing the light source.
S6.9 Water tolerance Evaluate the water tolerance characteristics of a brake fluid by running one test specimen according to the following procedure.
The load mass shall be 28.7. t2 g where t is the thickness in mm of the test specimen.
the instrumentation must be placed directly on the test specimen, in the oil.
allows the axial deformation of the sample to be measured very close to the test specimen.
lower load stamps pressing against the test specimen.
a measured forced is applied to a test specimen to strip a layer from the specimen with tearing at the bonded surfaces.
