This test method offers a means of comparing the relative linear shrinkage and coefficient of thermal expansion.The material to be tested is placed in the mold in a fluid or plastic state. As the material makes a transition to a solid state, it adheres to and captures the end studs. The linear shrinkage measured is the change in length that occurs after the material is rigid enough and strong enough to move the studs.
This test method can be used for research purposes to provide information on linear changes taking place in the test materials. Other dimensional changes may occur that do not manifest themselves as changes in length.
This test method can be used for research purposes to provide information on linear changes taking place in the test materials. Other dimensional changes may occur that do not manifest themselves as changes in length.
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