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Practical Mechanical Testing  Of Metallic Materials

Module 1. Introduction to Mechanical Testing

Module 2. Instrumentation and Calibration of Mechanical Testing Equipment 

Module 3. Hardness Testing 

Module 4. Fundamentals of Tension and Compression Testing 

Module 5. Special Applications of Tension and Compression Testing 

Module 6. Shear, Torsion, Creep and Creep Rupture Testing 

Module 7. Ductility and Formability Testing 

Module 8. Fracture Tests 

Module 9. Fatigue Testing Methods 

Module 10. Computers in Mechanical Testing 

Module 11. Circle Grid Analysis

Module 1. Introduction to Mechanical Testing

Mechanical tests in quality assurance

Personnel qualifications

Statistics and documentation

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Module 2. Instrumentation and Calibration of Mechanical Testing Equipment 

Calibration of universal testing machines

Standardization of test specimens

Extensometer

Hardness testing equipment

Specifications and certification of calibration

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Module 3. Hardness Testing 

Static indentation tests

Rebound tests

Scratch tests

Macro hardness and micro hardness tests

Brinell, Rockwell, Knoop, Vickers, Scleroscope, file tests

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Module 4. Fundamentals of Tension and Compression Testing 

Standards for tests

Elastic/plastic behavior

Load/ elongation curves

Specimen design and preparation

Data recording and interpretation

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Module 5. Special Applications of Tension and Compression Testing 

Elevated and sub–zero temperatures

Equipment

Specimens

Test performance

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Module 6. Shear, Torsion, Creep and Creep Rupture Testing 

Equipment

Specimen preparation

Applications and data interpretation

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Module 7.  Ductility and Formability Testing 

Sheet metal bend tests

formability and drawability of sheet metal

Bend tests for bar stock

Powder metallurgy parts

Carbide, cast iron and tool steels, flare tests

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Module 8. Fracture Tests 

Ductile vs. Brittle behavior

Impact tests, including Charpy V–Notch and Izod, dynamic tear

Drop weight, fracture toughness tests

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Module 9. Fatigue Testing Methods 

Simple beam

Cantilever beam

Rotating, non–rotating, axial, servo controlled.

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Module 10. Computers in Mechanical Testing 

Introduction to computer technology

Strengths and limitations of computer controls

Data recording, repeatability of tests

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Module 11. Circle Grid Analysis

Forming limit diagram

Shape analysis via the stretch–draw chart

Distinguishing between tooling and design problems

Making a material edge condition analysis

Selecting the optimum lubricant by using coefficient of friction test data

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