Froustey et al., 2007 - Google Patents
Design of an impact loading machine based on a flywheel device: Application to the fatigue resistance of the high rate pre-straining sensitivity of aluminium alloysFroustey et al., 2007
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- Froustey C
- Lambert M
- Charles J
- Lataillade J
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- Experimental Mechanics
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This paper presents a device that has been designed for tensile loading at medium impact rates (up to 103 s–1) and for performing either interrupted or failure tests. This machine allows us to apply prescribed pre-straining to the specimen, and then apply subsequent …
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