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Apparatus for the Simultaneous Determination of Young's Modulus and Shear Modulus at Temperatures between −190 and 600°C

P.E. Armstrong, J.M. Dickinson

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An apparatus, based on thin-rod resonance techniques, has been used to determine both Young's and shear moduli as functions of temperature during a single experiment. The advantages of this method, its accuracy, and its limitations are discussed, along with the constructional details of the apparatus.

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An apparatus, based on thin-rod resonance techniques, has been used to determine both Young's and shear moduli as functions of temperature during a single experiment. The advantages of this method, its accuracy, and its limitations are discussed, along with the constructional details of the apparatus.

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An apparatus, based on thin-rod resonance techniques, has been used to determine both Young's and shear moduli as functions of temperature during a single experiment. The advantages of this method, its accuracy, and its limitations are discussed, along with the constructional details of the apparatus.

Key concepts: Moduli, Shear modulus, Modulus, Materials science, Young's modulus, Shear (geology), Composite material, Resonance (particle physics)

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