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Photographs were taken of the specimens at constant time intervals during the constant strain rate test.

Fretting wear studies were carried out using cylindrical specimens at constant slip amplitude 60 μm and at different normal loads.

The crack growth measurements were performed in MT specimens at constant load ratios for R=0, −1, −2, −3 near-threshold and Paris regime in ambient air and vacuum conditions.

The testing system has the ability of (i) applying tensile load to the test specimen through a lever, (ii) monitoring continuously the creep elongation and (iii) allowing sodium to flow around the creep specimen at constant velocity.

Roosta et al. (2006) developed a visco-plastic multilaminate model to model the shear stress-shear displacement and normal displacement shear displace of artificial joint specimen at constant normal load conditions.

High-energy synchrotron X-ray diffraction experiments are used to perform local crack plane strain profiling of 4140 steel compact tension specimens fatigued at constant amplitude, subjected to a single overload cycle, then fatigued some more at constant amplitude.

In their work, quantitative information about the effect of temperature on the rate constant was obtained by curing specimens at various constant temperatures and through systematic analysis of the resulting strength gain data.

In addition, microscopic analysis revealed that the characteristic dislocation microstructure of a virgin specimen fatigued at constant plastic strain amplitude is never observed after prestraining.

In addition, the result of corrosion elongation curves can be obtained, when a constant load is applied to a specimen at a constant temperature in corrosive environments and a time variation in elongation up to fracture (Nishimura 1990).

Film specimens were drawn at constant width at temperatures 75 120°C and strain-rates 1 16 s−1, using a specially developed testing machine the Flexible Biaxial Film Tester.

In order to evaluate the long-term behavior of the straw-plaster composite, the non-aged specimens were characterized at constant conditions of temperature and humidity for three different curing times of one, three and six months.