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    The document discusses standards for testing materials and measuring uncertainty. It notes that reference materials can provide a useful way to measure total measurement uncertainty on testing machines, including factors like grips and bending that currently cannot be easily quantified. It also includes a figure showing the relationship between lower yield strength of plate steel and plastic strain rate at room temperature, with error bars indicating maximum expected error in stress.

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    The document discusses standards for testing materials and measuring uncertainty. It notes that reference materials can provide a useful way to measure total measurement uncertainty on testing machines, including factors like grips and bending that currently cannot be easily quantified. It also includes a figure showing the relationship between lower yield strength of plate steel and plastic strain rate at room temperature, with error bars indicating maximum expected error in stress.

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    IS 1608: 2005

    ISO 6892: 1998

    Finally. it should be appreciated that when suitable reference materials become avaiblable they will offer
    a useful means of measuring the total measurement uncertainty on any given testing machine including
    the influence of grips, bending, etc. which at present have not been quantified.

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