Split Hopkinson Tension Bar System(ZDSHTB-20)
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Hopkinson Bar Testing Systems(SHPB & SHTB)
Split Hopkinson Bar Systems
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Split Hopkinson Tension Bar System(ZDSHTB-20)
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Split Hopkinson Tension Bar
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Split Hopkinson Tension Bar System(ZDSHTB-20)
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The ZDSHTB-20 Split Hopkinson Tension Bar System is designed for characterizing the dynamic tensile behavior of materials under high strain-rate loading conditions. |
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Core PositioningIt enables accurate measurement of stress-strain response, tensile strength, fracture strain, and energy absorption characteristics for advanced materials research.
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Typical Applications
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Dynamic Tensile Testing of Metals, Composites, and Polymers |
Impact Fracture and Failure Mechanism Studies |
Automotive Crashworthiness and Aerospace Impact Assessment |
High Strain-Rate Material Research and Constitutive Modeling |
Compatible Materials
Compatible Materials,Metals and alloys,Composite materials,Fiber-reinforced materials,Polymers and elastomers,Cellular and foam materials,
Biological tissues,Low-impedance materials,Additively manufactured materials (3D-printed materials)
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Technical Specifications
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Model |
ZDSHTB-20 |
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Strain Rate Range |
10²–10³ s⁻¹ |
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Working Pressure |
0.1–0.6 MPa |
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Bar Diameter |
Φ20 mm |
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Bar Material |
High-strength spring steel (Rp0.2≥1900 MPa) / |
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Straightness |
0.05 mm/m |
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Data Acquisition Rate |
Up to 4 MHz/channel |
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Temperature Environment (Optional) |
-150°C to +1000°C |
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Temperature Range (Optional) |
5900 mm × 750 mm × 1200 mm (L × W × H) |
Key Features
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Precise Testing Bar surface roughness and perpendicularity meet standards, ensuring reliable tensile impact experimental data. |
Wide Adaptability Can test various soft and hard materials to meet different industry tensile impact testing needs. |
Efficient Operation Auto-resetting impact bar; dedicated software supports rapid data processing and export. |
Safe & Reliable Two-stage buffer design effectively absorbs tensile impact energy, ensuring equipment and personnel safety. |
Testing Principle

Incident Bar → Specimen → Transmission Bar
The Split Hopkinson Tension Bar (SHTB) system is based on one-dimensional stress wave theory. A tensile stress pulse is generated and propagated through the incident bar to load the specimen at high strain rates. Strain gauges mounted on the incident and transmission bars measure the elastic stress waves, allowing the dynamic stress, strain, and strain-rate response of the specimen to be accurately determined.
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