ASTM D76 Standard Test Method Used In Tensile Strength Tester For Textile

The ASTM D76 standard test method includes the operating features of the tensile strength tester to determine the force-elongation properties of the textile materials. The test method covers three types of machines that include Constant-Rate-of-Extension (CRE), Constant-Rate-of-Traverse (CRT), and Constant-Rate-of-Loading (CRL).

• Always verify the testing machines calibration especially when using in different locations to ensure that the machines are still complying with the specified tolerance.
• Use motor-driven machine in place of manually driven machine.
• Never use constant-rate-of-traverse type machines for measuring forces below fifty times their resolution.
• Ensure machines are equipped with a device for measuring force.
• Test methods must include clamping or holding devices.
• As per the individual standards, indicated force, nominal gage length, maximum acceptable error, and moving clamp must be within the tolerances.
• Ensure testing methods of recorded clamp displacement, recorded elongation, and nominal gage length conforms to procedures as per specification.

 

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The ASTM D76 standard is up to date test method used for determining the tensile properties of the materials.