PASCO Specialty & Mfg. Materials Testing Machine ME-8236 ユーザーズマニュアル
Materials Testing Machine
Operation
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Lower the load bar so that the longer threaded section of the
sample goes up through the hole in the center of the load bar.
Adjust the load bar until the bottom edge of the longer
threaded section is flush with the bottom of the load bar.
While holding the tensile sample so it does not turn, screw
the sample nut onto the longer threaded section until the
sample is held tightly in place.
sample goes up through the hole in the center of the load bar.
Adjust the load bar until the bottom edge of the longer
threaded section is flush with the bottom of the load bar.
While holding the tensile sample so it does not turn, screw
the sample nut onto the longer threaded section until the
sample is held tightly in place.
Attach the Safety Shields
Attach the Velcro® hook material on the two safety shields
to the Velcro® loop material on the front and back of the
Load Bar. Adjust the position of the shields so that they will
block any fragments that may come from the sample.
to the Velcro® loop material on the front and back of the
Load Bar. Adjust the position of the shields so that they will
block any fragments that may come from the sample.
Record Data
Prepare PASCO Capstone software to record data. (If there is
a stored calibration file that is to be used, select it in the
“Calibration” window.)
a stored calibration file that is to be used, select it in the
“Calibration” window.)
Start data recording. Turn the crank in a clockwise direction
to apply a tension force to the tensile sample. Observe the
graph display of force and position. (Note that the default for
the Materials Testing Machine in the software shows force
and position as ‘negative’ when a tension force is applied.
See Appendix A for information about changing signs.))
to apply a tension force to the tensile sample. Observe the
graph display of force and position. (Note that the default for
the Materials Testing Machine in the software shows force
and position as ‘negative’ when a tension force is applied.
See Appendix A for information about changing signs.))
When the sample breaks, or is stretched the maximum
amount, stop data recording.
amount, stop data recording.
Materials Bending Accessory (ME-8237)
The Materials Bending Accessory includes a plunger, a
adjustable support anvils, and a small hex key (allen
wrench). The plunger is mounted on the bottom of the load
adjustable support anvils, and a small hex key (allen
wrench). The plunger is mounted on the bottom of the load
bar using the sample nut. The base for the adjustable anvils
is screwed onto the top of the load cell.
is screwed onto the top of the load cell.
The spacing between the two triangular support anvils can be
adjusted. Use the hex key to loosen the screws holding the
anvils and slide them closer together or farther apart. Tighten
the screws securely.
adjusted. Use the hex key to loosen the screws holding the
anvils and slide them closer together or farther apart. Tighten
the screws securely.
Use the sample nut to secure the plunger in place on the load
bar. Remove the screws from the base for the anvils and
align the base on top of the load cell. Use the screws and the
hex key to fasten the base in place.
bar. Remove the screws from the base for the anvils and
align the base on top of the load cell. Use the screws and the
hex key to fasten the base in place.
Place a sample for testing on the two support anvils.
Attach the Safety Shields
Attach the Velcro® hook material on the two safety shields
to the Velcro® loop material on the front and back of the
Load Bar and adjust the position of the shields if needed.
to the Velcro® loop material on the front and back of the
Load Bar and adjust the position of the shields if needed.
Apply a Force
Turn the crank counterclockwise to apply a compression
force through the plunger onto the sample.
force through the plunger onto the sample.
Materials Coupon Adapter (ME-8238)
The Materials Coupon Adapter includes two coupon clamps,
a “tee-handle”, and a 3/8” socket (12 point). One clamp fits
in the load cell and the other fits in the load bar. They can be
used to mount a plastic coupon (AP-8222) or metal coupon
(AP-8223) onto the Materials Testing Machine for testing of
tensile strength.
a “tee-handle”, and a 3/8” socket (12 point). One clamp fits
in the load cell and the other fits in the load bar. They can be
used to mount a plastic coupon (AP-8222) or metal coupon
(AP-8223) onto the Materials Testing Machine for testing of
tensile strength.
Load Bar
Sample
Nut
Tensile
Sample
Crank
Handle
Load
Cell
Figure: Mount Tensile Sample
Loop
Material
for Safety
Shield
Load Bar
(crosshead)
Figure: Materials Bending Accessory
Load
Cell
Plunger
Sample
Anvil
Anvil
Crank
Handle
Sample
Nut
Base
Load Bar
(crosshead)