Tensile Test

The Tensile Test is used to determine the strength properties of materials under static (non-impact) load by stretching them until fracture at a constant temperature. During this process, the Stress-Strain diagram is obtained. As a result of the tensile test, the following mechanical properties of the material represented by the sample can be found:

Notch Impact Test

This is a test performed to determine the material's resistance to dynamic loads. After the specimen breaks, the fracture surface is examined to identify the type of fracture. The fracture types can be ductile fracture, brittle fracture, etc. The fracture energy is calculated in joules, and this value varies based on the sample dimensions and test temperature.