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==Definition of terms== | ==Definition of terms== | ||
In the context of the [[ | In the context of the [[Lexicon Polymer Testing & Diagnostics|Wiki-lexicon "Polymer Testing & 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. | ||
The terms 'test piece' or 'test samples' are not used in the articles. | The terms 'test piece' or 'test samples' are not used in the articles. | ||
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* 3PB Specimen (see [[SENB-Specimen]]) | * 3PB Specimen (see [[SENB-Specimen]]) | ||
* 4 ENF-Specimen (Four end-notched flexure specimen) | * 4 ENF-Specimen (Four end-notched flexure specimen) | ||
* Arc-shaped-specimen (see [[C-shaped Specimen]]) | * Arc-shaped-specimen (see [[C-shaped Test Specimen]]) | ||
* Arcan-Specimen | * [[Arcan-Specimen]] | ||
* C-shaped Test Specimen | * [[C-shaped Test Specimen]] | ||
* CLS-Specimen (Crack-lap shear specimen) | * [[CLS-Specimen]] (Crack-lap shear specimen) | ||
* [[Compact Tension Specimen | CT-Specimen]] (Compact tension specimen) | * [[Compact Tension Specimen | CT-Specimen]] (Compact tension specimen) | ||
* CTS-Specimen (Compact tension shear specimen) | * [[CTS-Specimen]] (Compact tension shear specimen) | ||
* [[DCB-Specimen]] (Double cantilever beam specimen) | * [[DCB-Specimen]] (Double cantilever beam specimen) | ||
* DENT-Specimen (Double edge-notched tension specimen) | * [[DENT-Specimen]] (Double edge-notched tension specimen) | ||
* Three-point bend test specimen (see [[SENB-Specimen]]) | * Three-point bend test specimen (see [[SENB-Specimen]]) | ||
* ELS-Specimen (End loaded split specimen) | * [[ELS-Specimen]] (End loaded split specimen) | ||
* [[ENF-Specimen]] (End notched flexure specimen) | * [[ENF-Specimen]] (End notched flexure specimen) | ||
* FRMM-Specimen (Fixed-ratio mixed mode specimen) | * FRMM-Specimen (Fixed-ratio mixed mode specimen) | ||
* MMB-Specimen (Mixed-mode bend 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]] | * [[Pure Shear-Specimen]] | ||
* RCT-Specimen (Round-compact tension specimen) | * RCT-Specimen (Round-compact tension specimen) | ||
* RDE-Specimen (Reduce-dynamic effects specimen) | * RDE-Specimen (Reduce-dynamic effects specimen) | ||
* SCB-Specimen (Split-cantilever beam specimen) | * [[SCB-Specimen]] (Split-cantilever beam specimen) | ||
* [[SENB-Specimen]] (Single-edge-notched bend specimen) | * [[SENB-Specimen]] (Single-edge-notched bend specimen) | ||
* [[SENT-Specimen]] (Single-edge-notched tension specimen) | * [[SENT-Specimen]] (Single-edge-notched tension specimen) | ||
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Specimen for fracture mechanics tests
Definition of terms
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. The terms 'test piece' or 'test samples' are not used in the articles.
Specimen for fracture mechanics tests
- 3PB Specimen (see SENB-Specimen)
- 4 ENF-Specimen (Four end-notched flexure specimen)
- Arc-shaped-specimen (see C-shaped Test 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)
- 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)