Friday, August 22, 2008

3.4.3 TENSILE PROPERTIES (ASTM D-638)

3.4.3 TENSILE PROPERTIES (ASTM D-638):

The tensile strength test was performed as per the procedure explained in the chapter 2 and the results were tabulated as shown in table 3.11. The properties that were evaluated as a part of tensile strength test are tensile strength at break load, percentage elongation at break load and Youngs modulus. From the results, regression analysis had been performed to get the regression equations, which are shown in the tables 3.12, 3.13, 3.14. Then using the equations contour plots and response surfaces were generated for each of them as shown in the figures 3.14 – 3.19.


Table 3.11 Results of Tensile Properties for CaCO3 – HDPE system

Trial no.

X1

X2

Youngs modulus

(kg/cm2 )

Tensile strength @ break load

(kg/cm2 )

Percentage elongation @ break load

1.

60

5

1214

104

80.2

2.

60

25

1157

119

66.5

3.

80

5

1337

159

90.5

4.

80

25

1205

176

174

5.

56

15

840

92.5

66.4

6.

84

15

1113

142

193

7.

70

1

1318

137

52

8.

70

29

1135

151

87

9.

70

15

1297

131

68.6

10.

70

15

1297

131

68.6

11.

70

15

1297

131

68.6


Table 3.12 Estimated Regression Coefficients for Tensile Strength @ break load

Term

Coef

SE Coef

T

P

Constant

130.882

5.054

25.895

0.000

X1

22.891

3.111

7.358

0.001

X2

6.515

3.111

2.094

0.090

X1*X1

-4.690

3.735

-1.256

0.265

X2*X2

8.958

3.735

2.399

0.062

X1*X2

0.500

4.378

0.114

0.914







S = 89.52 R-Sq = 80.4% R-Sq (adj) = 60.8%

The regression equation is

Y = 130.882+ 22.891X1 +6.515X2 -4.69X12 +8.958X22 +0.5X1 X2.


Table 3.13 Estimated Regression Coefficients for Tensile Strength Youngs Modulus

Term

Coef

SE Coef

T

P

Constant

1295.26

51.68

25.064

0.000

X1

69.85

31.81

2.196

0.080

X2

-56.21

31.81

-1.767

0.137

X1*X1

-129.30

38.18

-3.386

0.020

X2*X2

-1.74

38.18

-0.046

0.965

X1*X2

-18.75

44.76

-0.419

0.693

S = 89.52 R-Sq = 80.4% R-Sq (adj) = 60.8%

The regression equation is

Y = 1295.26+ 69.85X1 -56.21X2 -129.3X12 -1.74X22 -18.75X1 X2.

Table 3.14 Estimated Regression Coefficients for Percentage Elongation

Term

Coef

SE Coef

T

P

Constant

68.566

6.073

11.290

0

X1

37.253

3.738

9.965

0

X2

15

3.738

4.012

0.01

X1*X1

31.846

4.488

7.096

0.001

X2*X2

1.131

4.488

0.252

0.811

X1*X2

24.3

5.260

4.619

0.006

S = 10.52 R-Sq = 97.41% R-Sq (adj) = 94.9%

The regression equation is

Y = 68.566+ 37.253X1 +15X2 +31.846X12 +1.131X22 +24.3X1 X2.


Fig. 3.14 Contour Plot of tensile strength at break load vs. X2, X1

Contour Plot of tensile strength at break load vs. X2, X1

Fig. 3.15 Response surface of tensile strength at break load vs. X2, X1


Response surface of tensile strength at break load vs. X2, X1

Fig. 3.16 Plot of Youngs Modulus vs. X1


Plot of Youngs Modulus vs. X1

Fig. 3.17 Response surface of Youngs Modulus vs. X2, X1

Response surface of Youngs Modulus vs. X2, X1

Fig. 3.18 Contour plot of Percentage Elongation vs. X2, X1

Fig. 3.18 Contour plot of Percentage Elongation vs. X2, X1

Fig. 3.19 Response surface of Percentage Elongation vs. X2, X1



Response surface of Percentage Elongation vs. X2, X1

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