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NOTE9.--The specified preload on the specimen is required to ensure continuous contact between the<br />

loading shaft and the specimen. Failure to establish continuous contact within the required load range gives<br />

misleading results.<br />

13.5 Activate the automatic test system that is programmed to proceed as follows.<br />

13.5.1 Apply a 980 + 50 mN initial seating load for 1 + 0.1 second.<br />

NOTE 10.--The actual load on the beam as measured by the load cell is used in calculating the stress in the<br />

beam. The 980 + 50 mN initial seating and test load includes the 30 + 5 mN preload.<br />

13.5.2 Reduce the load to 30 + 5 mN and allow the beam to recover for 20 + 0.1<br />

seconds.<br />

NOTE 11.--The initial seating loads described in sections 13.5.1 and 13.5.2 are applied and removed<br />

automatically by the computer-controlled loading system and are transparent to the operator. Data are not recorded<br />

during initial loading.<br />

13.5.3 Apply a test load ranging from 980 + 50 mN, and maintain the load constant<br />

to + 5 mN for 240 s.<br />

13.5.4 Remove the test load and terminate the test.<br />

13.5.5 At the end of the initial seating, load and at the end of the test, monitor the<br />

computer screen to verify that the load on the beam in each case returns to 30 + 5 mN.<br />

13.6 Remove the specimen from the supports and proceed to the next test.<br />

14. CALCULATION AND INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS<br />

See Annex.<br />

15. REPORT<br />

15.1 Report data as shown in figure A1 that describes individual tests, including:<br />

15.1.1 Temperature of the test bath measured 60 s after the test load is first applied,<br />

to the nearest 0.1 °C;<br />

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15.1.2 Date and time when test load is applied;<br />

15.1.3 File name of test data;<br />

15.1.4 Name of operator;<br />

15.1.5 Sample identification number;

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