1、 Product introduction of extensometer:
thatHigh temperature axial extensometerSimultaneously measure axial and torsional strains at high temperatures. Suitable for material testing furnaces or induction heating to1200Degree or1600°C(2900°F)The environment. Circular specimens tested in a biaxial testing machine capable of withstanding both axial and torsional loads simultaneously. Can be displaced bidirectionally on two axes and can be used for up to10 HzThe fatigue test of strain control is carried out at a frequency of, and the high-temperature extensometer is firmly installed on the load frame, and a sliding installation method is used to make contact between the extensometer and the sample.
2、 Characteristics of high temperature extensometer:
2.1Hot installable and extendable;
2.2Automatic ruler length setting with adjustable function;
2.3Can measure tensile and compressive states, and can be used for up to10 HzCycle testing of testing frequency;
2.4High temperature axial extensometerStandard units comply withASTM B-1Grade accuracy requirements;
2.5Fully calibrated at the factory, the voltage output can be provided by the user (usually0-10V);
2.6Excellent ability to suppress environmental vibrations; Primary vibration mode> 100 Hz(Typical value);
2.7Including digital controller and power supply;
3、 Main technical specifications:
3.1Range of gauge length: 12.5The25mm;
3.2Measurement range:+2.5/-0.5mm;±2°, ±1°;
3.3High temperature range: optional ambient temperature1200°C(2200°F) or1600°C(2900°F);
3.4Loop testing:10 Hz, depending on the testing system and testing amplitude;
3.5Accuracy: Diameter is25Millimeters, with a gauge length of12.5In millimeters, within ±1Under shear force, the typical value is ≤0.2%FS
3.5Linearity:11Linearization of point numbers, measuring within the full range of ≤0.1%;
3.6Analog output: Typical value is ±10VDCThe power rail is ±10.8VDC;
3.7Digital output: built-inWebinterface24High speed Ethernet output;
3.8Cable: Integral ultra flexible cable, standard2.4Rice;
3.9Can be used for high-temperature tensile testing in atmospheric environments, and extremely high-temperature tensile testing in vacuum or inflation environments/reverse/Fatigue and other tests.
