Three identical machines were designed and built for simultaneous tensile creep tests at the Laboratory of Mechanical Engineering Bahia Blanca Regional Faculty. The equipment subjects materials to constant tension and temperature, controlled by a single acquisition system and software. Results indicate uniformity of operation across the three machines and concordance with data from current literature.
Use Cases
- Validate the uniformity of creep testing equipment based on simultaneous tests under identical conditions.
- Compare creep test curves and characteristic parameters obtained from multiple machines.
- Contrast measurement and control systems using equipment certified by accredited laboratories.
Strengths
- Equipment consists of three machines of the same design, enabling comparative analysis.
- Results were compared to data obtained in the current literature and presented by other authors.
Limitations
- Column-level documentation is absent; field semantics must be inferred after download.
- Row count is unknown, which may limit suitability assessment.
Provenance
- Source
- Laboratory of Mechanical Engineering Bahia Blanca Regional Faculty of the National Technological University
- Collection Method
- Experimental determinations from simultaneous tensile creep tests.