Bend test Sample Clauses

A bend test clause defines the requirement for testing the flexibility and ductility of materials, typically metals, by bending them to a specified angle without cracking or breaking. In practice, this clause outlines the procedures, standards, and acceptance criteria for conducting bend tests on samples, such as specifying the radius of the bend and the method of inspection for defects. Its core function is to ensure that materials used in a project meet minimum mechanical performance standards, thereby reducing the risk of failure in service and ensuring structural integrity.
Bend test. The bend test shall be carried out in accordance with standards ISO 7438:2005 and ISO 7799:1985 and ISO 5173:2009 + Amd 1:2011 for welded parts. The bend tests shall be carried out on the inner surface in tension and the outer surface in tension.
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Bend test. The test piece shall be either lengthwise or crosswise from plates. Bend test shall be conducted in accordance with IS 1599 or its international equivalent standard. For bend test, the test piece at room temperature shall withstand bending through 180o to an internal diameter not greater than specified in clause 9.3 of IS 3589, without cracking. Number of Bend Tests - For every 500 tons of finished steel, one bend test shall be conducted.
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Bend test. 2.1.2.3.1. The procedure for carrying out the bend test is that given in the appropriate Euronorm in accordance with paragraph 2. 1.1.1. The bend test must, however, be carried out transversely to the weld on a test-piece 25 mm in width. The mandrel must be placed in the centre of the weld while the test is being performed.
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