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    The document discusses specimen failure testing and stresses induced by gripping devices. It recommends that for brittle materials like cast iron, the ends should be larger than the central section to avoid failure from gripping stresses, and a fillet should join the end and central sections to reduce stress concentrations from changes in cross section. The specimen should also be symmetrical to avoid bending during loading.

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    The document discusses specimen failure testing and stresses induced by gripping devices. It recommends that for brittle materials like cast iron, the ends should be larger than the central section to avoid failure from gripping stresses, and a fillet should join the end and central sections to reduce stress concentrations from changes in cross section. The specimen should also be symmetrical to avoid bending during loading.

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    Observation Table:: BV (DU) COEP Robotics and Automation Engineering Department

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    The document discusses specimen failure testing and stresses induced by gripping devices. It recommends that for brittle materials like cast iron, the ends should be larger than the central section to avoid failure from gripping stresses, and a fillet should join the end and central sections to reduce stress concentrations from changes in cross section. The specimen should also be symmetrical to avoid bending during loading.

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    At the end of specimen failure may occur due to stress induced by gripping device. These stresses
    do not affect central position usually of smaller cross section than end position or shoulders.

    For brittle material, ends should be larger sufficient to avoid failure due to axial gripping stress
    joining area of end position & central position should have adequate fillet. This reduces stress
    concentration resulting from abrupt changes in the cross section specimen should be symmetrical
    to avoid bending during loading.

    Specimen: Cast iron

    Length:
    Elongation:
    Width:
    Thickness:

    Observation Table:

    Serial no. Parameters to be measured Value

    1. Initial length of specimen

    2. Cross-section area of
    specimen

    3. Guage length

    BV(DU)COEP Robotics and Automation Engineering Department

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