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ISO/NP TS 6892-5 Metallic materials — Tensile testing — Part 5: Part 5: Specification for testing miniaturised test pieces

Scope

This document provides specifications for testing miniaturised metallic test pieces where not enough material is available for test pieces according to ISO 6892-1 [1].

The guidelines in this document are not intended to replace the requirements of the standard method described in ISO 6892-1.

This document refers to conventionally manufactured materials.

NOTE 1 Additional information regarding testing of additively manufactured materials are given in ISO/ASTM 52909 [2].

NOTE 2 Further information on the performance of miniaturised test pieces in tensile testing and the comparability of respective results is available in [3-9].

Purpose

This International Standard provides guidelines for testing miniaturised metallic test pieces and can be applied in cases where not enough material is available for test pieces according 6892-1.

Miniaturised test pieces can e.g. be used in the following cases:

— Verification of component specifications and optimisation of the production of components

— Validation of FE-forming simulations

— Determination of input data for crash and service life calculation

— Characterisation of local properties e. g. properties in the vicinity of welds

— Evaluation of cases of damage (failure analysis)

— Product development

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