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    The document summarizes the results of a tensile test performed on 4 samples of material. Sample 1 had the highest maximum load of 17N and an elongation of 54.69%, while sample 2 had a maximum load of 33N but lower elongation of 10.07%. The tensile stress and elongation decreased from samples 1 to 4 as their thickness increased from 0.01mm to 0.13mm. Load-extension graphs are provided for each sample, showing their behavior under tensile loading. The test was performed by Research Assistant Engr. John Carlo G. Raquiño at the University of the Philippines-Diliman.

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    Tensile str test of bioplastics

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    Test Results.is_tens

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    The document summarizes the results of a tensile test performed on 4 samples of material. Sample 1 had the highest maximum load of 17N and an elongation of 54.69%, while sample 2 had a maximum load of 33N but lower elongation of 10.07%. The tensile stress and elongation decreased from samples 1 to 4 as their thickness increased from 0.01mm to 0.13mm. Load-extension graphs are provided for each sample, showing their behavior under tensile loading. The test was performed by Research Assistant Engr. John Carlo G. Raquiño at the University of the Philippines-Diliman.

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    Specimen 1 To 1: Extension (MM)

    Uploaded by

    Kenneth Catacutan
    The document summarizes the results of a tensile test performed on 4 samples of material. Sample 1 had the highest maximum load of 17N and an elongation of 54.69%, while sample 2 had a maximum load of 33N but lower elongation of 10.07%. The tensile stress and elongation decreased from samples 1 to 4 as their thickness increased from 0.01mm to 0.13mm. Load-extension graphs are provided for each sample, showing their behavior under tensile loading. The test was performed by Research Assistant Engr. John Carlo G. Raquiño at the University of the Philippines-Diliman.

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    Tensile stress at

    Average Thickness Average Width Gauge Length Maximum Load Elongation


    Sample Identification Maximum Load Remarks
    [mm] [mm] [mm] [N] [%]
    [MPa]
    1 Conventional 0.01 30.00 25.00 17 57.2 54.69
    2 P2 0.25 30.00 25.00 33 4.3 10.07
    3 P3 0.12 30.00 25.00 29 8.2 10.07
    4 P1 0.13 30.00 25.00 28 7.2 23.40

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    Extension [mm]

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    Tested By:

    Engr. John Carlo G. Raquiño


    Research Assistant

    Construction Materials and Structures Laboratory

    Institute of Civil Engineering

    University of the Philippines-Diliman

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