A Handbook of Testing
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39. Rough Examination of Microstructure. See p. 9.
40. Repeat Stresses. This requires special apparatus, and depends on the facilities of the laboratory. Sankey's band- bending machine (see p. 181) is a useful instrument for a laboratory not otherwise provided.
41. Combined Bending and Torsion. Many instructive experiments can be carried out in this direction by methods which will readily suggest themselves. Eesults on cast-iron test pieces are given on p. 251.
42. Combined Torsion and Dir...ect Stresses. See p. 236 and Bibliography. Much research work still remains to be done on this subject. Original papers of previous experi- menters should be consulted before fresh work is started.
43. Tests of Balls. A series of experiments should be carried out on increasing sizes of balls (either cast steel or gun metal), according to some such method as is described on p. 161. Curves should be drawn showing relation between fracture load and diameter.
44. Hardness Tests. These can be performed by any of the methods described on pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
234.
39. Rough Examination of Microstructure. See p. 9.
40. Repeat Stresses. This requires special apparatus, and depends on the facilities of the laboratory. Sankey's band- bending machine (see p. 181) is a useful instrument for a laboratory not otherwise provided.
41. Combined Bending and Torsion. Many instructive experiments can be carried out in this direction by methods which will readily suggest themselves. Eesults on cast-iron test pieces are given on p. 251.
42. Combined Torsion and Dir...ect Stresses. See p. 236 and Bibliography. Much research work still remains to be done on this subject. Original papers of previous experi- menters should be consulted before fresh work is started.
43. Tests of Balls. A series of experiments should be carried out on increasing sizes of balls (either cast steel or gun metal), according to some such method as is described on p. 161. Curves should be drawn showing relation between fracture load and diameter.
44. Hardness Tests. These can be performed by any of the methods described on pp.
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