Cross-sectional area measurement by optical and electrical resistance methods for subscale mechanical testing of near-net-shape titanium components
LC Moody, IJ Powell, DO Lewis, MC Johnson… - International Journal of …, 2020 - Elsevier
Sub-scale mechanical testing is very attractive for characterizing near-net-shape
components by quickly producing large data sets with location-and orientation-specific
information. This is particularly useful for titanium components produced by additive
manufacturing and powder metallurgy, which have highly process-dependent mechanical
properties, complex build geometries, and limited material for testing. However, sub-scale
tests require precise measurements of relatively small cross-sectional areas, which is …
components by quickly producing large data sets with location-and orientation-specific
information. This is particularly useful for titanium components produced by additive
manufacturing and powder metallurgy, which have highly process-dependent mechanical
properties, complex build geometries, and limited material for testing. However, sub-scale
tests require precise measurements of relatively small cross-sectional areas, which is …
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