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Tension

(En anglais seulement) The tension test is a fundamental test configuration in the field of material characterization. By pulling on both ends, the goal here is to evaluate how a sample will react to applied loading or displacement and to quantify its resistance to elongation. Tensile tests are used to determine several of mechanical properties of a material, such as yield strength, ultimate tensile strength, max load and elongation at rupture. Through Hooke’s law, elastic material will react linearly to axial deformation. Taking into account the geometry of the sample, the Young’s modulus can easily be calculated using the slope of the stress vs deformation curve. For material showing more complex mechanical behavior (e.g. viscoelastic or poroelastic material), advanced theoretical models can be used to assess specific mechanical parameters.

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