Thermal measuring and testing – Leak or flaw detection – With heating or cooling of specimen for test
Patent
1986-05-12
1988-03-29
Yasich, Daniel M.
Thermal measuring and testing
Leak or flaw detection
With heating or cooling of specimen for test
73 493, 141 94, 374 57, G01M 2572
Patent
active
047339730
ABSTRACT:
A glass container to be tested for resistance to thermal schock and impact simulation is first filled with hot water to a point of overflowing. The hot water fill is terminated and the excess permitted to run off. Thereafter the bottle is closed and the external surface is sprayed with cold water to induce a thermal stress upon the container. After the cold water spray a low level internal pressure load is applied to the container following the thermal shock load. The application of the internal pressure extends partial fractures resulting in complete breakage of the container or a break resulting in a decrease of pressure in the container, indicating a failure.
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Machak David R.
Puvak Ronald A.
Southwick Russell D.
American Glass Research, Inc.
Yasich Daniel M.
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