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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 05, 2013
Filed:
Jan. 16, 2010
Zhonghu Zhao, Lanzhou, CN;
Xiaojing Zheng, Lanzhou, CN;
Youhe Zhou, Lanzhou, CN;
Lanzhou University, Lanzhou, Gansu Province, CN;
Abstract
A magnetic suspension supporter for a direct tension test apparatus, includes an upper end cap and a lower end cap for fixing a sample, an upper chain and a lower chain connected to the upper and lower end caps respectively, an upper joint and a lower joint connected to the other ends of the upper and lower chains respectively, the lower joint being fixed to the test machine foundation. In addition, the upper and lower end caps, the upper and lower chains, the upper and lower joints as well as the supporter having a common vertical axis and being arranged in a cascade form, characterized in that a sample supporter is arranged between the lower end cap and the test machine foundation. The sample supporter is composed of a pair of upper magnet provided at the underside of the lower end cap and lower magnet on the upside of the test machine foundation, which constitute two magnets structure. The polarity directions of the two magnets are reversed and the same polarity is arranged oppositely on the axis. The following technical effect is realized: sudden breaking caused by the gravity when peak stress is reached may be prevented; the magnet is fixed to the axis, which may prevent the sample from being destroyed at the end portion due to the left and right swaying of the spring, ensuring accuracy of the test data.