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Daytona Beach Campus - College of Engineering
Department of Aerospace Engineering
Materials Testing Lab

Description
This
laboratory occupies 1152 square feet on the first floor of the Lehman
Building. Entry is from an interior hallway, and double doors at the
opposite end of the room open into the Manufacturing Laboratory (LB
182). The floor plan is sketched to the right.
Equipment
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Insron dynatup® 9250HV Impact Test
System
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20 m/s maximum impact velocity
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Spring assisted accelerator
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Electrical measurement of drop
mass
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Automatic setting of drop height
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Environmental conditioning chamber
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Dell workstation control and data
acquisition
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Tinius-Olsen electro-mechanical universal
testing machine
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33,000 lb static load capacity
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22 in by 50 in test area
size
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0-20 in/min crosshead rate
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Four channel data acquisition
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Compression platens, grips
for round and flat specimens
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Fatigue Dynamics rotational
fatigue tester
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500-10,000 RPM spindle
speed
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Adjustable bending moment
up to 200 in-lb
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1/2 in diameter collet
for necked-down specimens
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Cycle counter (up to 999,999,999
cycles)
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Tinius-Olsen impact tester
for Charpy, Izod and tension specimens with
300 ft-lb capacity
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Tinius Olsen Lo-Torq bench
torsion testing machine
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1.5 in diameter by 18 in
length maximum specimen siz
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5-360 deg/min testing speed
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Two Rockwell hardness testers
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Diamond, ball and brail
penetrators
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Flat and cylindrical anvils
to accommodate various specimens
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Concrete crushing machine
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Leco CM-15 precision cutoff
machine
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Polimet 0-380 deg/min polisher
with Whirlmet polishing attachment
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Leco and Surfmet grinders with
water cooling
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Grieve Infi-Trol (2000°F)
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PME Olympus metallographic
microscope with optical scaling capabilities
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Magnification range up
to 1125X
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Filar eyepiece with digital
readout
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35mm camera with Polaroid
archive
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Chemical safety chest containing
solvents and etchants
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Polishing pads, abrasives and
supplies
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Numerous work benches and chairs
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Utilization
This laboratory is used for courses in materials science and strength
of materials, for graduate research projects and for contracted work
with industry.
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