The document describes experiments conducted to test the resistance of materials using tensile and torsion tests. Tensile tests were performed on aluminum specimens to determine properties like yield strength and ductility. Torsion tests were also conducted to calculate the shear modulus and find the maximum shear stress and strain of aluminum and steel samples. The results of both tests provided insight into the mechanical behavior of the materials and their suitability for different applications.
The document describes experiments conducted to test the resistance of materials using tensile and torsion tests. Tensile tests were performed on aluminum specimens to determine properties like yield strength and ductility. Torsion tests were also conducted to calculate the shear modulus and find the maximum shear stress and strain of aluminum and steel samples. The results of both tests provided insight into the mechanical behavior of the materials and their suitability for different applications.
The document describes experiments conducted to test the resistance of materials using tensile and torsion tests. Tensile tests were performed on aluminum specimens to determine properties like yield strength and ductility. Torsion tests were also conducted to calculate the shear modulus and find the maximum shear stress and strain of aluminum and steel samples. The results of both tests provided insight into the mechanical behavior of the materials and their suitability for different applications.
The document describes experiments conducted to test the resistance of materials using tensile and torsion tests. Tensile tests were performed on aluminum specimens to determine properties like yield strength and ductility. Torsion tests were also conducted to calculate the shear modulus and find the maximum shear stress and strain of aluminum and steel samples. The results of both tests provided insight into the mechanical behavior of the materials and their suitability for different applications.
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TP RDM
Topic: Resistance of Material (RDM)
Students Group : I3-B2-03
Name ID Pao Ratanakpangna e20200417 Pan Thonvuth e20200635 Pech Phealin e20200960 Phai Virakyuth e20200394 Pheap Vannak e20200514 Peng Reaksmey e20201234 Pech sannsithikar e20200435
Lecturer: Mut Mesa
Institute of Technology of Cambodia
Department of Industrial and Mechanical Engineering
Academic Year៖ 2022-2023
TP SDM-I3 GIM 1 Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Testing Objective 3. Mythology 4. Result 5. Conclusion
TP SDM-I3 GIM 2 Introduction • Materials used in early human history included metals, glasses, and clay-based ceramics. The past century has witnessed a surge in the development of new materials, including plastics, advanced ceramics, liquid crystals, and nanoscale substances, with a wide range of applications. Furthermore, materials science has grown to include testing these more exotic forms of condensed matter and developing new physics theories to explain their behavior. • The two methods that we use for hardness test are Tensile test and Torsion test. Tensile testing is a destructive test that provides information about the tensile strength, yield strength, and ductility of the metallic material. It measures the force required to break a composite or plastic specimen and the extent to which the specimen stretches or elongates to that breaking point. Torsion testing involves the twisting of a sample along an axis and is a useful test for acquiring information like torsional shear stress, maximum torque, shear modulus, and breaking angle of a material. • Moreover, we perform experiment to better understand how a material will behave in certain conditions, or under certain stressors. Also the results of the test can help engineers decide how and when to use a material when they are designing a project.
Tensile test • To understand about definition of stress, strain and theory. • To know about process of tensile test and application’ • To indicate the mechanical properties including young modulus, yield stress, ultimate stress, fracture stress • Discussion about result of testing.
Torsion test • Learn the basics of torsion theory and test some specimens, that we can learn more about this subject. • Find the maximum shear stress, shear strain and angle of twist of materials • we can know some tools for application in this experiment
TP SDM-I3 GIM 5 Methodology
Tensile Testing machine
or Universal Testing Machine
TP SDM-I3 GIM Methodology
1. Prepare specimens
• The specimen is conducted the experiment is known as dogbone
or dumbbell. • There are type of specimens such as Aluminum, Iron and polymers.
TP SDM-I3 GIM Methodology
2. Install the specimens
• Position the lower and upper clamps in their proper position to
accommodate the length of the test sample and place the material between them. • First, clamp the test piece in the upper clamp, then move the lower clamp to the proper clamping position, and finally clamp the lower end of the test piece.
TP SDM-I3 GIM Methodology
• Reset the previous setup to default
• Choose the correct test standard, ISO and input the parameter and data of specimens into the software.
TP SDM-I3 GIM Methodology
3. Testing Setup
• Start the tensile stress test.
• During the test, the specimen will slowly elongate which take around 5 to 10 minutes.
TP SDM-I3 GIM Methodology
After the testing
• Unlatch the specimen piece from the tensile clamps. The tester should check the test record to ensure the results obtained are correct and accurate. • Make sure the condition of the specimens are good.
TP SDM-I3 GIM Methodology
Torsion Testing machine
TP SDM-I3 GIM Methodology
1. Prepare specimens
• The specimen is conducted the experiment is known as
dogbone or dumbbell. • There are type of specimens such as Aluminum, Iron and polymers.
TP SDM-I3 GIM Methodology
2. Install the specimens
• Position the specimen in the stationary torsion space, then put
the last past in the rotating torsion space • Close the radiant furnace
TP SDM-I3 GIM Methodology
3. Testing Setup
• Reset the previous setup to default
• Choose the correct test standard and input the parameter and data of specimens manually.
TP SDM-I3 GIM Methodology
4. After the testing
• Unlatch the specimen piece from the torsion clamps. The tester should check the test record to ensure the results obtained are correct and accurate. • Make sure the condition of the specimens are good.
TP SDM-I3 GIM Experiments Results
TP SDM-I3 GIM Conclusion
• We performed tensile tests on aluminum specimens inside Tensile
Testing Machine equipped with the Trapezium software.. Aluminum has a high ductility rate compared to ductile iron. which is a factor that determines the deflection in structural components. This experiment therefore provides a close relationship between the tensile strength and the theoretical data. • The shear modulus of aluminum and steel could be calculated successfully by using the equations properly and Microsoft Excel. Torsion and its applications are widely used in biomedical and automotive structural applications.
TP SDM-I3 GIM Reference
Tensile test procedures - Malaysia's Universal Testing Machine Manufacturer -
Victor Manufacturing Sdn Bhd (victortestingmachine.com) https://www.testresources.net/applications/test-types/torsion-test
