Thermomechanical Fatigue (TMF) Subsystem

Thermomechanical Fatigue (TMF) Subsystem

The TMF Subsystem is ideal for inducing thermal cycling in a metallic (magnetically susceptible) specimen. A combination of induction heating and air cooling allows thermomechanical fatigue tests to be performed in or out of phase with a load force. The TMF subsystem has a user-friendly design that helps operators perform repeatable test setup tasks quickly.

Applications

Test Specimens

Key Product Features

Hi-Temp Capability

Highly accurate and repeatable TMF testing at temperatures up to 1200°C

Pre-Configured Software

TestSuite™ software templates to test to ASTM E2368, ISO 12111 and the European Validated Code of Practice for Strain-Controlled Thermomechanical Fatigue Testing

Easy Setup

Designed for streamlined repeatable testing

Accurate & Repeatable

Air-cooling jets and the induction coil easily reset to original position after changing specimen

Featured Case Studies

Rolls-Royce - thermomechanical fatigue testing of aircraft engine components
Empa - verifying gas and steam turbine service life predictions

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