Tension experiments on diaphragm metals

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Tension experiments on diaphragm metals
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1927
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Tension experiments on diaphragm metals

Author: Henrickson, H

Year: 1927

Strips of german silver, steel, copper, duralumin, nickel and brass were tested in tension in an apparatus in which the change in deflection with time was measured by means of an interferometer. This change in deflection with time caused by the application and removal of a load is defined as ''drift'' and ''recovery,'' respectively. It was measured in the time interval from approximately 5 seconds to 5 hours after loading. The data are given in a series of graphs in which the drift and recovery are plotted against time. The proportional drift and recovery in five hours are given for a number of the tests, and in addition are shown graphically for nickel and steel.

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