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==Definition== | ==Definition== | ||
In the context of the [[ | In the context of the [[Lexicon Polymer Testing & Diagnostics|Wiki-Lexicon]] "[[Polymer Testing]] & [[Polymer Diagnostic|Diagnostics]]", the term test specimen is used uniformly in connection with mechanical and [[Fracture Mechanical Testing|fracture mechanics testing]]. Test specimens often have component-like or component-matched shapes and are specified and standardized in their dimensions in standards. | ||
In plastics analysis, on the other hand, specimens with frequently very small dimensions are examined. | In plastics analysis, on the other hand, specimens with frequently very small dimensions are examined. | ||
In the field of [[Hardness|hardness]] and [[Scratch Resistance|scratch testing]], the [[Indenter|indenter]] (penetration body) is sometimes also referred to as a specimen, which can lead to confusion. | |||
==Specimen for mechanical tests== | ==Specimen for mechanical tests== | ||
* [[Crescent Specimen | Crescent specimen]] | * [[Crescent Specimen|Crescent specimen]] | ||
* Short beam specimen (see [[ | * Short beam specimen (see [[Interlaminar shear strength]]) | ||
* [[Standard Small Bar | Standard small bar]] | * [[Standard Small Bar|Standard small bar]] | ||
* Test specimen for fatigue tests | * Test specimen for fatigue tests | ||
* | * [[Specimen for Laser Sintering|Specimen for laser sintering]] | ||
* Rolling ring test specimen | * Rolling ring test specimen (see [[Roll Ring Test]]) | ||
* Round specimen | * [[Round Specimen|Round specimen]] | ||
* [[Trapezoidal Specimen | Trapezoidal specimen]] | * [[Trapezoidal Specimen|Trapezoidal specimen]] | ||
* [[Trouser Specimen | Trouser specimen]] | * [[Trouser Specimen|Trouser specimen]] | ||
* [[Multipurpose Test Specimen | Multipurpose test specimen]] | * [[Multipurpose Test Specimen|Multipurpose test specimen]] | ||
* Angle specimen | * [[Angle Specimen|Angle specimen]] | ||
==Specimen for fracture mechanics tests == | ==Specimen for fracture mechanics tests == | ||
* 3PB specimen (see [[SENB-Specimen | SENB-Specimen]]) | * 3PB specimen (see [[SENB-Specimen|SENB-Specimen]]) | ||
* 4 ENF-specimen (Four end-notched flexure specimen) | * [[4 ENF-Specimen|4 ENF-specimen]] (Four end-notched flexure specimen) | ||
* Arc-shaped-specimen (see C-shaped specimen) | * Arc-shaped-specimen (see C-shaped specimen) | ||
* Arcan-specimen | * [[Arcan-Specimen|Arcan-specimen]] | ||
* C-shaped Test Specimen | * [[C-shaped Test Specimen|C-shaped test specimen]] | ||
* CLS-Specimen (Crack-lap shear specimen) | * [[CLS-Specimen|CLS-specimen]] (Crack-lap shear specimen) | ||
* [[CT-Specimen | CT- | * [[CT-Specimen|CT-specimen]] (Compact tension specimen) | ||
* CTS-Specimen (Compact tension shear specimen) | * [[CTS-Specimen|CTS-specimen]] (Compact tension shear specimen) | ||
* [[DCB-Specimen | DCB- | * [[DCB-Specimen|DCB-specimen]] (Double cantilever beam specimen) | ||
* DENT-Specimen (Double edge-notched tension specimen) | * [[DENT-Specimen|DENT-specimen]] (Double edge-notched tension specimen) | ||
* Three-point bend test specimen (see [[SENB-Specimen | SENB- | * Three-point bend test specimen (see [[SENB-Specimen|SENB-specimen]]) | ||
* ELS-Specimen (End loaded split specimen) | * [[ELS-Specimen|ELS-specimen]] (End loaded split specimen) | ||
* [[ENF-Specimen | ENF- | * [[ENF-Specimen|ENF-specimen]] (End notched flexure specimen) | ||
* FRMM-Specimen (Fixed-ratio mixed mode specimen) | * [[FRMM-Specimen|FRMM-specimen]] (Fixed-ratio mixed mode specimen) | ||
* Compact tension specimen (see [[CT-Specimen]]) | * Compact tension specimen (see [[CT-Specimen|CT-specimen]]) | ||
* MMB-Specimen (Mixed-mode bend specimen) | * [[MMB-Specimen|MMB-specimen]] (Mixed-mode bend specimen) | ||
* [[Pure Shear-Specimen | Pure Shear- | * [[ODCB or MC-DCB-Specimen|ODCB or MC-DCB-specimen]] (Out-of-plane loaded double cantilever beam or mixed-mode controlled double cantilever beam specimen) | ||
* RCT-Specimen (Round-compact tension specimen) | * [[Pure Shear-Specimen|Pure Shear-specimen]] | ||
* RDE-Specimen (Reduce-dynamic effects specimen) | * [[RCT-Specimen|RCT-specimen]] (Round-compact tension specimen) | ||
* SCB-Specimen (Split-cantilever beam specimen) | * [[RDE-Specimen|RDE-specimen]] (Reduce-dynamic effects specimen) | ||
* [[SENB-Specimen | SENB- | * [[SCB-Specimen|SCB-specimen]] (Split-cantilever beam specimen) | ||
* [[SENT-Specimen | SENT- | * [[SENB-Specimen|SENB-specimen]] (Single-edge-notched bend specimen) | ||
* [[TDCB-Specimen | TDCB- | * [[SENT-Specimen|SENT-specimen]] (Single-edge-notched tension specimen) | ||
* [[TDCB-Specimen|TDCB-specimen]] (Tapered-double-cantilever beam specimen) | |||
[[ | * TODCB-specimen (see [[SCB-Specimen|SCB-specimen]]) | ||
* UODCB-specimen (see [[SCB-Specimen|SCB-specimen]]) | |||
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Specimen
Definition
In the context of the Wiki-Lexicon "Polymer Testing & Diagnostics", the term test specimen is used uniformly in connection with mechanical and fracture mechanics testing. Test specimens often have component-like or component-matched shapes and are specified and standardized in their dimensions in standards. In plastics analysis, on the other hand, specimens with frequently very small dimensions are examined.
In the field of hardness and scratch testing, the indenter (penetration body) is sometimes also referred to as a specimen, which can lead to confusion.
Specimen for mechanical tests
- Crescent specimen
- Short beam specimen (see Interlaminar shear strength)
- Standard small bar
- Test specimen for fatigue tests
- Specimen for laser sintering
- Rolling ring test specimen (see Roll Ring Test)
- Round specimen
- Trapezoidal specimen
- Trouser specimen
- Multipurpose test specimen
- Angle specimen
Specimen for fracture mechanics tests
- 3PB specimen (see SENB-Specimen)
- 4 ENF-specimen (Four end-notched flexure specimen)
- Arc-shaped-specimen (see C-shaped specimen)
- Arcan-specimen
- C-shaped test specimen
- CLS-specimen (Crack-lap shear specimen)
- CT-specimen (Compact tension specimen)
- CTS-specimen (Compact tension shear specimen)
- DCB-specimen (Double cantilever beam specimen)
- DENT-specimen (Double edge-notched tension specimen)
- Three-point bend test specimen (see SENB-specimen)
- ELS-specimen (End loaded split specimen)
- ENF-specimen (End notched flexure specimen)
- FRMM-specimen (Fixed-ratio mixed mode specimen)
- Compact tension specimen (see CT-specimen)
- MMB-specimen (Mixed-mode bend specimen)
- ODCB or MC-DCB-specimen (Out-of-plane loaded double cantilever beam or mixed-mode controlled double cantilever beam specimen)
- Pure Shear-specimen
- RCT-specimen (Round-compact tension specimen)
- RDE-specimen (Reduce-dynamic effects specimen)
- SCB-specimen (Split-cantilever beam specimen)
- SENB-specimen (Single-edge-notched bend specimen)
- SENT-specimen (Single-edge-notched tension specimen)
- TDCB-specimen (Tapered-double-cantilever beam specimen)
- TODCB-specimen (see SCB-specimen)
- UODCB-specimen (see SCB-specimen)