Dilatometer

Description: The Quenching/Deformation Dilatometer L78 RITA is especially suitable for the determination of TTT, CHT and CCT diagrams. The special induction furnace enables heating and cooling speeds in excess of 2500°C/s. The system complies with ASTM A1033. General Information: This practice is based

• Temperature Range: -150 to 2,000 C
• Accuracy: 2 (%)
• User Interface: Analog Front Panel
• Display: Analog Meter, Video Display

Description: The main application field for the LINSEIS L76 Dilatometer series is the CTE measurement of ceramics, brick, tile, porcelain and building materials. Furthermore it is widely used for quality control purposes in ceramics and in metal industries. Thanks to the fact we started to develop and

• Temperature Range: 20 to 1,600 C
• User Interface: Analog Front Panel
• Remote Interface: Application Software Included, Computer Interface, Other Computer Interface
• Features: Cooling Available, Temperature Control

Description: horizontal Dual- and differential- Dilatometer (DIL) series L75H was developed to meet the demands of the academic community and research laboratories worldwide. With this system, thermal expansion behavior of solids, liquids, powders and pastes for a variety of applications can be precisely

• Temperature Range: -180 to 2,000 C
• Remote Interface: Application Software Included, Computer Interface, Other Computer Interface
• Features: Cooling Available, Programmable Heating Rate, Temperature Control
• Thermal Analyzer Type: Dilatometer

Description: The LINSEIS L75 PT Quattro Dilatometer is a very unique instrument, which was developed for customers which have to deal with a large amount of samples. The Quattro Dilatometer is built up with four separate dilatometer measuring sensors, which can measure simultaneously either

• Temperature Range: -180 to 2,800 C
• User Interface: Analog Front Panel
• Remote Interface: Application Software Included, Computer Interface, Other Computer Interface
• Features: Atmosphere Control, Cooling Available, Temperature Control

Description: DIL 402 CD - Vacuum-tight, horizontal pushrod dilatometer Are higher sample throughput, direct comparison of samples, and online calibration of expansion measurements important requirements for you? With the new dilatometer DIL 402 CD we handle these tasks perfectly with our unique,

• Temperature Range: -180 to 2,000 C
• Features: Atmosphere Control, Cooling Available, Temperature Control
• Remote Interface: Computer Interface
• User Interface: Digital Front Panel

Description: Specifies a method for determining the swelling properties of hard coal when heated under standard conditions in a dilatometer. In performing the method a pencil made of powdered coal formed under pressure is inserted into a precisely calibrated narrow tube and topped by a calibrated steel

Description: Hard coal - Audibert-Arnu dilatometer test

Description: Specifies a method for determining the swelling properties of hard coal when heated under standard conditions in a dilatometer. In performing the method a pencil made of powdered coal formed under pressure is inserted into a precisely calibrated narrow tube and topped by a calibrated steel

Description: Standard Test Method for Performing the Flat Plate Dilatometer

Description: preliminary reduction of dilatometer test data. It does not specify how to assess or use soil properties for engineering design. 1.3 This method applies best to those sands, silts, clays, and organic soils that can be readily penetrated with the dilatometer blade, preferably using

Description: A test piece, in the form of a pencil, prepared from powdered coal is heated at a constant rate in a steel retort positioned in a furnace, the temperature monitoring system having been previously calibrated using two reference metals of known melting points. The change in level of a piton resting

Description: DIL 402 PC - Horizontal pushrod dilatometer The newly developed DIL 402 PC dilatometer combines easy operation, high adaptability to different applications and outstanding performance in one instrument. The optimized design of the measurement system with inductive transducer offers a

• Temperature Range: -180 to 2,800 C
• Features: Atmosphere Control, Cooling Available, Temperature Control
• Remote Interface: Computer Interface
• User Interface: Digital Front Panel

Description: A test piece, in the form of a pencil, prepared from powdered coal is heated at a constant rate in a steel retort positioned in a furnace, the temperature monitoring system having been previously calibrated using two reference metals of known melting points. The change in level of a piton resting

Description: Geotechnical investigation and testing Field testing Part 11: Flat dilatometer test

Description: Geotechnical investigation and testing - Field testing - Part 11: Flat dilatometer test

Description: preliminary reduction of dilatometer test data. It does not specify how to assess or use soil properties for engineering design. 1.3 This method applies best to those sands, silts, clays, and organic soils that can be readily penetrated with the dilatometer blade, preferably using

Description: ISO 22476-5:2012 specifies the equipment requirements, execution of and reporting on flexible dilatometer tests. ISO 22476-5:2012 is applicable to tests in ground stiff enough not to be adversely affected by the drilling operation. ISO 22476-5:2012 is applicable to four procedures for

Description: 1.1 These test methods cover the laboratory measurement of the one-dimensional linear thermal expansion of rocks using a dilatometer. 1.2 The methods are applicable between temperatures of 25°C to 300°C. Both bench top and confined measurement techniques are presented. Method A is used for

Description: ISO 22476-5:2012 specifies the equipment requirements, execution of and reporting on flexible dilatometer tests. ISO 22476-5:2012 is applicable to tests in ground stiff enough not to be adversely affected by the drilling operation. ISO 22476-5:2012 is applicable to four procedures for

Description: ISO 22476-11:2017 establishes guidelines for the equipment requirements, execution of and reporting on flat dilatometer tests. NOTE This document fulfils the requirements for flat dilatometer tests as part of the geotechnical investigation and testing according to EN 1997‑1 and EN

Description: ISO/TS 22476-11 comprises requirements for ground investigations by means of the flat dilatometer test (DMT) as part of the geotechnical investigation services according to EN 1997-1 and EN 1997-2.

Description: 1.1 These test methods cover the laboratory measurement of the linear (one-dimensional) thermal expansion of rocks using a dilatometer. 1.2 These test methods are applicable between temperatures of 25oC to 300oC. Both bench top and confined measurement techniques are presented. Rocks of

Description: DIL 402 E/7 Pyro - Vacuum-tight, horizontal pushrod dilatometer The DIL 402 E dilatometer can be operated to 2400°C or 2800°C with the appropriate graphite furnace; optical pyrometers are applied for temperature measurement and control. In this mode, high-temperature resistant samples

• Temperature Range: -180 to 2,800 C
• Features: Atmosphere Control, Cooling Available, Temperature Control
• Remote Interface: Computer Interface
• User Interface: Digital Front Panel

Description: DIL 402 C - Vacuum-tight, horizontal pushrod dilatometer When it comes to determination of the linear thermal expansion in solids, liquids, powders and pastes as well as ceramic fibers, the DIL 402 C vacuum-tight pushrod dilatometer leaves no measurement problem unsolved. The perfect

• Temperature Range: -180 to 2,000 C
• Features: Atmosphere Control, Cooling Available, Temperature Control
• Remote Interface: Computer Interface
• User Interface: Digital Front Panel

Description: Geotechnical investigation and testing - Field testing - Part 11: Flat dilatometer test (ISO 22476-11:2017)

Description: Geotechnical investigation and testing - Field testing - Part 5: Flexible dilatometer test (ISO 22476-5:2012)

Description: effects of pre-strain conditions on the phase transformations were characterised. Uniaxial tensile specimens were stretched under isothermal conditions to different strain levels of 0-0.3, at strain rates of 0.1-5.0/s and deformation temperatures of 650-800°C. A dilatometer was used to