2005
DOI: 10.1002/mawe.200500867
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Der biaxiale Kreuzzugversuch zur Ermittlung von Werkstoffkennwerten von Airbaggeweben am Beispiel von Polyamid 6.6

Abstract: The determination of material data on samples under real, complex, test conditions is of considerable interest. In this work a cruciform test for airbag fabric and some exemplarily measurement curves for a typical polyamid 6.6 airbag fabric are presented and discussed

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“…TERRIAULT, SETTOUANE and BRAILOVSKI [21] presented a similar device, with the difference that, while the first [20] works with the distance between the two fixation points on the testing machine, the second [21] works with the approximation, simulating a compression test and, in this case, the mechanism is Brazilian Journal of Development, Curitiba, v.7, n.8, p. 86071-86088 aug. 2021 responsible for providing tension in both axes. In the device developed by ROHR, HARWICK and NAHME [22], a remarkable simplification of the number of interconnections was obtained by the use of linear guides. These authors [22] also proposed a modification to perform non-equibiaxial tests by changing the length of the bars on one of the axes.…”
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“…TERRIAULT, SETTOUANE and BRAILOVSKI [21] presented a similar device, with the difference that, while the first [20] works with the distance between the two fixation points on the testing machine, the second [21] works with the approximation, simulating a compression test and, in this case, the mechanism is Brazilian Journal of Development, Curitiba, v.7, n.8, p. 86071-86088 aug. 2021 responsible for providing tension in both axes. In the device developed by ROHR, HARWICK and NAHME [22], a remarkable simplification of the number of interconnections was obtained by the use of linear guides. These authors [22] also proposed a modification to perform non-equibiaxial tests by changing the length of the bars on one of the axes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the device developed by ROHR, HARWICK and NAHME [22], a remarkable simplification of the number of interconnections was obtained by the use of linear guides. These authors [22] also proposed a modification to perform non-equibiaxial tests by changing the length of the bars on one of the axes. Later, devices similar to this one appeared, such as the one developed by BARROSO et al, [23] and by MARCELO and ANDRÉS [24].…”
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“…In a subsequent study, Rohr et al 7 carried out biaxial cruciform tests to determine the material behavior under 1:1 biaxial loading. The experimental rig used consisted of four lever arms where one end of a lever is connected to a traditional mechanical tester crosshead while the other ends traveled on a track equipped with piezoelectric sensors to record the pulling load from the fabric specimen.…”
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