Measuring and testing – Ductility or brittleness
Patent
1977-11-03
1978-08-01
Ruehl, Charles A.
Measuring and testing
Ductility or brittleness
73 156, 73 89, G01D 916, G01N 306
Patent
active
041035410
ABSTRACT:
A method of measurement of relaxation phenomena, in which input signals representing a relaxation phenomenon are recorded at equal intervals for logarithmic values of time.
A measuring device for relaxation phenomena which comprises a logarithmic time pulse oscillator for producing pulse signals at equal intervals for logarithmic values of time, and a recorder for recording input signals representing a relaxation phenomenon converted into an electrical quantity, which operates to perform recording each time a pulse signal is produced.
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Arai Kozo
Kotani Teizo
Mizushima Toshio
Japan Synthetic Rubber Company Limited
Nilles James E.
Ruehl Charles A.
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