Tensile extensometer 3910 series
axialfor asphalt

Tensile extensometer - 3910 series  - Epsilon Technology - axial / for asphalt
Tensile extensometer - 3910 series  - Epsilon Technology - axial / for asphalt
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Designed for asphalt core testing applications with core samples having 100 and 150 mm (4 and 6 inch) diameters. The unit meets test method requirements for strain measurement developed under the U.S. Federal Highways SHRP program. These extensometers are for creep compliance, tensile strength testing and dynamic resilient modulus testing. They are single integral, bi-axial units which measure both lateral and vertical deformations. They quickly clip onto gage points mounted per the test requirements. They mount much faster and easier than other types. Two units are typically required, with one extensometer mounting to each side of the test specimen. They are changeable from the 1 inch centers used for 4 inch diameter specimens, to the 1.5 inch centers used for 6 inch diameter samples using optional gauge length adapters. Magnets at each end of the extensometer snap instantly in place on the steel gage points glued to the test sample. The quick attachment is most advantageous when testing pre-conditioned samples that are heated or cooled, since the extensometers can be mounted before the sample changes temperature appreciably. The standard Model 3910 has full scale measuring range of ±0.5 mm or ±0.020 inches. Gage points are included with the extensometers and optional gluing templates are available. This model can be converted to the Model 3909 with optional gauge length adapters. The Model 3910 extensometers are strain gaged devices, making them compatible with any electronics designed for strain gaged transducers. Most often they are connected to a test machine controller.
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