Torsion In Circular Sections Apparatus Model MT 135
Torsion In Circular Sections Apparatus Model MT 135
Sci-tech Torsion Of Circular Sections Apparatus Model MT 135 examines the behavior in the elastic region of solid and tubular-section specimens. Two chucks on a backboard hold a test specimen. A mechanism on one chuck applies torque manually to the specimen. A protractor scale on this chuck measures angular movement. A load cell on the other chuck measures torque. The equipment includes a lead to connect the load cell to a Digital Force Display
To vary the test length of a specimen, one chuck can traverse the backboard. Included is an electronic angular transducer for use with the optional ‘Sci-Cal’ DAQ software. The lecturer guide provides details of the equipment including sample experiment results. The student guide describes how to use the equipment and gives experiment procedures.
Choice of tests beyond that available using only the hardware, for example: higher loads, uniform loads or different test specimens. This extends the student’s learning experience.
For automatic data acquisition of your experiment results, ‘Sci-Cal’ Software displays and logs your experiment results and gives the extra virtual experiments.
| Size: | 120cm x 65cm x 60cm (LxWxH) |
| Weight: | 35 kg |
Item Description
Features
• Torsion of circular sections practical experiments
• Realistic and verifiable experiment results
Sci-tech Torsion Of Circular Sections Apparatus Model MT 135 examines the behavior in the elastic region of solid and tubular-section specimens. Two chucks on a backboard hold a test specimen. A mechanism on one chuck applies torque manually to the specimen. A protractor scale on this chuck measures angular movement. A load cell on the other chuck measures torque. The equipment includes a lead to connect the load cell to a Digital Force Display
To vary the test length of a specimen, one chuck can traverse the backboard. Included is an electronic angular transducer for use with
the optional ‘Sci-Cal’ DAQ software. The lecturer guide provides details of the equipment including sample experiment results. The student guide describes how to use the equipment and gives experiment procedures.
Choice of tests beyond that available using only the hardware, for example: higher loads, uniform loads or different test specimens. This extends the student’s learning experience.
For automatic data acquisition of your experiment results, ‘Sci-Cal’ Software displays and logs your experiment results and gives the extra virtual experiments.
Sci-tech can supply the optional ‘Sci-Cal’ software & hardware interface which gives accurate real-time data capture, monitoring and display, calculation and charting of all important readings on a computer.
Technical Specifications
Specifications
Experiment for the study of torque and deflection in different materials with circular section. Mounts on the Structures test frame and connects to the
- Structures Test Frame
- Includes 3 specimens (1 x solid steel, 1 x solid brass, 1 x tubular brass)
- Includes rule and Vernier
- Digital Force Display
- Specimens:
- 1 x solid steel
- 1 x solid brass
- 1 x tubular brass
Accessories:
- Rule and Vernier
- Optional, ‘Sci-Cal’ automatic data acquisition unit and software.
Experiment possibilities
- The relationship between specimen length, torque and angular deflection
- The behaviour of specimens of different material and sections
- General torsion theory
- Shear modulus
- Polar moment of inertia
Model Number
MT 135
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