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Evaluating strength at ultra-high temperatures—Methods and results

Rainer Völkl - No affiliation found

2008/06/15 Full-length article DOI: 10.1016/j.msea.2006.09.171 Journal: Materials Science and Engineering: A

Abstract:

AbstractProprietary equipment for mechanical testing at ultra-high temperatures by ohmic heating is outlined. Strain is measured with a video extensometer with an accuracy of up to Δε¯≈±0.00025%. Stability and accuracy of the test system are evaluated on Pt- and refractory alloys. These specially designed and built test facilities are compared to commercially available high-vacuum test chambers with tungsten heater.