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three-point bending

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three-point bending [′thrē ¦pȯint ′bend·iŋ]
(metallurgy)
Bending a piece of metal by placing the specimen on two supports and then applying a load on it between the supported ends.


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The fibers that are oriented normal to the flow direction do not substantially contribute to the flexural modulus since during the three-point bending test they do not bend with respect to their axis.
The freshly isolated femur and tibia and fourth lumbar vertebra were assessed for loading test of the femoral neck, three-point bending test (Peng et al.
The above samples were examined by means of dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) using a Rheometrics three-point bending fixture adjusted so that the amplitude of deformation approximated that caused by a stylus in a punch card voting machine.
 
 
 
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