INSTRUMENT FOR DETERMINING CRUSHING STRENGTH OF PARTICLES
INSTRUMENT FOR DETERMINING CRUSHING STRENGTH OF PARTICLES
An instrument for crushing-strength determinations of uncoated and pyrolytic-carbon-coated fuel particles (50 to 500 mu in diameter) was developed to relate the crushing strength of the particles to their fabricability. The instrument consists of a loading mechanism, load cell, and a power supply-readout unit. The information that can be obtained by statistical methods of the data analysis is illustrated by results on two batches of fuel particles. (auth)
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory United States
- University of North Texas United States
Ceramics, Quantitative Analysis, Fuels, Carbon, 620, Coating, Laboratory Equipment, Fabrication, Metals, And Other Materials, Materials Testing, Pressure, Grain Size, Pyrolysis
Ceramics, Quantitative Analysis, Fuels, Carbon, 620, Coating, Laboratory Equipment, Fabrication, Metals, And Other Materials, Materials Testing, Pressure, Grain Size, Pyrolysis
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