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Tensile testing of metallic materials

A method to determining the mechanical properties such as e.g. yield strength, ultimate strength and elongation under static loading. The testing can be carried out using either flat or cylindrical test specimens that are in line with the relevant standard.


This service is also relevant in: Metrology, Construction, Production and manufacturing

Service details

Service
Tensile testing of metallic materials
Metrology Area
Force and torque, Length and geometry
Delivery level
Accredited, Non-accredited
Standards
  • SS-EN ISO 6892-1 (Method of test at room temperature)
  • SS-EN ISO 6892-2 (Method of test at elevated temperature)
  • SS 112118 (Tensile test pieces from tubes - Test pieces type H)
  • SS 112113 (Tensile test pieces for screwed holders - Round test pieces type C)
Price
Price on tender
Preparations

Test specimens can be supplied directly by the customer or that we receive the raw material from which the test specimens are manufactured.


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Purpose

The purpose of the test method is to characterize the mechanical performance of metallic materials, which enables to better understand whether the material of interest will withstand the external loads. Moreover, the obtained data can also be used to compare different alloys and/or to study the impact of varying the manufacturing process. In addition, the data can be used to identify parameters of constitutive models to be used in Finite Element Modelling (FEM).

Method

The testing is carried out in the lab according to the relevant standards. Flat or cylindrical test specimens are mounted in the testing machine and a load is applied while measuring the resulting strain. Various properties, such as tensile strength and ultimate strength, are obtained from the acquired data. When relevant, the testing can be carried out in an oven (from 300 °C up to 1200 °C) or in a climate chamber (from -100 °C up to +600 °C). Additional measurement techniques, such as Acoustic Emission (AE) and Digital Image Correlation (DIC), can be provided.

The work include both accredited and non-accredited testing methods. The scope of accreditation is available upon request – please feel free to contact us for more information.

Deliveries

Written report in English or Swedish together with the acquired data.