Pull strength

Size Average diameter, mm Average knot-pull strength ... 

In the various other solvents employed the specimens were visually inspected and submitted for physical testing in an effort to discern changes in tensile or pulling strength according to a modification of the procedure reported by Schnell (16). These results are shown in Table III. 

Pull tests were carried out using an Instron machine. The procedure used for determining the pull strength is given in a subsequent paper.(4) Pull tests were also performed in aqueous environments. After the curing step, the rods were immersed in boiling water for 2 h. The lower jaw of the Instron tensile tester was modified to perform pull tests in an aqueous medium. 

S. No Sample Position from the inlet of the monomer (cm) Failure Mode light microscope inspection Pull Strength psi ... 

Imrhan, S. N., and Alhaery, M. (1994), Finger Pinch-Pull Strengths Large Sample Statistics, in Advances in Industrial Ergonomics and Safety VI, F. Aghazadeh, Ed., Taylor Francis, London, pp. 595-597. 

Mital, A., and Faard, H. F. (1990), Effects of Posture, Reach, Distance and Preferred Arm Orientation on Isokinetic Pull Strengths in the Horizontal Plane, Technical Report, Ergonomics and Engineering Controls Laboratory, University of Cincinnati, Cinciimati. 

List outputs (i.e., epitaxial thickness, pull strength, wavelength, power)... 

Adhesives that are used to bond dissimilar materials must produce sufficient shear strength and tensile pull strength and maintain this strength for the life expectancy of the part and under the environmental conditions that the part will encounter. A reduction in bond strength generally occurs on aging at elevated temperatures and under moist conditions, but the reduced strength may still be sufficient for the intended application. 

Imrhan S.N. and Ayoub M.M. 1988. Predictive models of upper extremity rotary and linear pull strength. Hum. Factors 30 83. 

As a standard basis for comparing relative electron-pulling strength (also referred to as reduction potential), the Standard Hydrogen Electrode (SHE) is often used. This half-cell consists of a platinum electrode (Pt is chemically inert, but it is an excellent conductor of electricity) submerged in a 1 M solution of H+ ions (this designation is used rather than HsO, but the meaning is the same) at 298 K, and bathed by H2 gas at 1 atm pressure. 

Figure 4 shows failure types of the adhesive bonded joint under a pull strength test. The cohesive failures in Fig. 4(a) and (b) occur when fracture is developed either within the adhesive and substrate, while the adhesive failure in Fig. 4(c) separates the substrate and adhesive at the interface. 

Pull strength n. The bond strength of an adhesive joint, obtained by pulling in a direction perpendicular to the plane of the bond. This is an uncommon mode of... 

HOLE PULL strength The force, in pounds, necessary to rupture a plated-through hole or its surface terminal pads when loaded or pulled in the direction of the axis of the hole. The pnll is usually applied to a wire soldered in the hole, and the rate of pull is given in inches per minnte. hook a geometric drill bit defect of the cutting edges. 

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