Tension stress loading and deformation measuring device and method for measuring deformation amount of concrete test piece under tension stress
A technology for measuring devices and tensile stress, which is applied in the direction of measuring devices, mechanical solid deformation measurement, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of not being able to realize the measurement of deformation loading devices, etc., to achieve analysis and research, multiple functions, and accurate test results Effect
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[0034] A typical operation process is as follows:
[0035]The first step: set the positioning fixture 12 on the test piece 10, bond one end of the test piece 10 to the top of the bottom joint 11 with epoxy resin, and fix the bottom joint 11 on the frame 2 with nuts; The other end of the test piece 10 is bonded to the bottom end of the spherical joint 9 .
[0036] Step 2: Rotate the hand wheel 1 to compress the compression spring 6, so that the slide rod 5 extends a suitable distance, and insert the spherical end of the spherical joint 9 into the concave joint 8 at the bottom of the slide rod 5; then reverse Rotate the hand wheel 1 in the direction to make the compression spring 6 rise to a suitable deformation amount, and the tensile stress loading is completed so far.
[0037] Step 3: place the positioning fixture 12 on the top of the test piece 10 close to the spherical joint 9, tighten the positioning bolt 13, fix the positioning fixture 12 on the test piece 10, and ensure...
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[0040] The difference from Example 1 is that the test piece 10 that has completed all the steps of Example 1 is placed together with the loading device under the action of environmental factors such as aggressive solutions, dry-wet cycles, freeze-thaw cycles, carbonization, etc., and then the environmental Factor and measurement of deformation of concrete under tensile stress.
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