English term
charpy
Je ne sais pas si Charpy doit être conservé ou s'il doit être traduit par "mouton-pendule".
Merci
Mar 6, 2006 14:53: Tom Bishop changed "Field (specific)" from "Transport / Transportation / Shipping" to "Metallurgy / Casting"
Non-PRO (1): Graham macLachlan
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Proposed translations
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Charpy
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Note added at 19 mins (2006-03-06 10:13:50 GMT)
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Soory, I gave you the wrong reference. Charpy is still Charpy. It is the name of a test:
like: Charpy impact test - essai de résilience Charpy
Essai de résilience :Il consiste à mesurer, sur un mouton CHARPY (masse animée d'un mouvement de rotation par l'action de la pesanteur et venant frapper une éprouvette), l'énergie nécessaire pour rompre un barreau carré, entaillé en son milieu, de 10mm2 de section pour 55mm de long.
Plusieurs normes pour le barreau suivant la forme de l'entaille (MESNAGER, CHARPY, UF...)
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