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Ball-on-ring test revisited

A literature survey indicates that the ball-on-ring test is the best biaxial strength testing method. There is, however, some controversy in the calculation of the strength. In this communication, the theroretical controversy of the ball-on-ring test is resolved by strain and deflection analysis. Consequently, the ball-on-ring test can be used as a reliable method for testing the strength of flat brittle specimens.

Harrie H. M. Wagemans | H.H.M. Wagemans

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