Instron, a leading provider of testing equipment solutions designed to evaluate mechanical properties of materials and components, offers the R.R. Moore rotating beam fatigue system. Applying flexural stress on materials through failure, this portable system can easily be used as a hands-on tool for classroom testing to demonstrate the basic principles of fatigue. Many universities are using rotating beam fatigue testing systems as part of their materials science curriculum.
This durable, low-maintenance system is designed with a variable speed motor that rotates the specimen while the adjustable deadweight applies a flexural stress value chosen by the operator. One revolution of the specimen is equivalent to one cycle of flexural fatigue. The system is straight-forward and requires no special installation or power requirements. Available options include a high temperature furnace, and conditioning transformer.
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