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    There are three principles for carrying out tensile tests on fibers and yarns: CRL, where the load increases uniformly over time and extension depends on the specimen; CRE, where the specimen length increases uniformly over time; and CRT, where one clamp moves at a uniform rate while the other moves to apply the load, resulting in a non-constant rate of load or extension increase. The document discusses these three tensile testing principles: CRL, CRE, and CRT.

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    There are three principles for carrying out tensile tests on fibers and yarns: CRL, where the load increases uniformly over time and extension depends on the specimen; CRE, where the specimen length increases uniformly over time; and CRT, where one clamp moves at a uniform rate while the other moves to apply the load, resulting in a non-constant rate of load or extension increase. The document discusses these three tensile testing principles: CRL, CRE, and CRT.

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    Tensile Strength Measurement Principles:: CRL, Cre & CRT

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    There are three principles for carrying out tensile tests on fibers and yarns: CRL, where the load increases uniformly over time and extension depends on the specimen; CRE, where the specimen length increases uniformly over time; and CRT, where one clamp moves at a uniform rate while the other moves to apply the load, resulting in a non-constant rate of load or extension increase. The document discusses these three tensile testing principles: CRL, CRE, and CRT.

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    TENSILE STRENGTH MEASUREMENT

    PRINCIPLES: CRL, CRE & CRT

    By
    B. Venkatesh
    Assistant Professor
    Dept. of Textile Technology
    Testing of Fibers and Yarns VFSTR University1
    Principles of Tensile Testing
    Three ways to carryout tensile test: 

     CRL: Rate of increase of the load is uniform with time and rate of


    extension is dependent on the load-elongation characteristics of the
    specimen.

     CRE: Rate of increase of specimen length is uniform with time (the


    load measuring mechanism moves a negligible distance).

     CRT: Pulling one clamp at a uniform rate and the load is applied


    through the other clamp. Which moves appreciably to actuate a load
    measuring mechanism so that the rate of increase of either load or
    elongation is usually not constant.
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