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Our Services

DESTRUCTIVE TESTING​

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Destructive Testing is a crucial method used to evaluate a material’s physical properties by subjecting it to stress until failure. This process provides valuable insights into the material's strength, durability, and overall performance under real-world conditions, ensuring product reliability and safety.
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At ASR Metallurgy, our comprehensive Destructive Testing services include:
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  • Chemical Testing: Determines material composition and elemental properties essential for performance.
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  • Mechanical Testing: Assesses strength under tension, compression, and bending forces.
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  • Metallurgical Testing: Analyzes microstructure to predict material behavior.​
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  • Corrosion Testing: Evaluates resistance to environmental degradation.

MECHANICAL TESTING

Mechanical testing is essential to determine how materials behave under various forces, ensuring they meet performance standards for applications such as construction and manufacturing. At ASR Metallurgy, we offer a comprehensive range of mechanical tests using advanced equipment to assess strength, durability, and reliability.

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Our Mechanical Testing Capabilities

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1. Tensile Testing (0.2% Proof Stress)

  • Test Methods Used: IS:1608 (Part-1)-2022, ASTM E8/E8M-21

  • Equipment Used: UTM 600 KN (FIE)

  • Description: Measures a material's tensile strength and point of permanent deformation.

 

2. Bend Test (Root/Face/Side)

  • Test Methods Used: IS 1599: 2019, ASTM A370: 2021

  • Description: Evaluates ductility and flexibility by assessing material bending performance.

 

3. Compression Test

  • Test Method Used: IS 7906 (Part-5)

  • Description: Assesses the material's ability to withstand compressive forces.

 

4. Load Test

  • Description: Ensures the material can bear specified loads without failure.

 

5. Proof Load Test

  • Test Methods Used: IS 1367 (Part-3):2017, IS 1367 (Part-6):2018

  • Description: Determines maximum load capacity before permanent deformation occurs.

 

6. Flattening Test

  • Test Method Used: IS 2328:2018

  • Description: Tests the material’s ductility by assessing its ability to flatten without cracking.

 

7. Drift Expansion Test

  • Test Method Used: IS 2335:2005

  • Description: Evaluates the expansion properties of tubes using a conical drift.

 

8. Tensile Test for Wires

  • Test Methods Used: IS:1608 (Part-1)-2022, ASTM E8/E8M-21

  • Description: Measures the tensile strength and elasticity of wire materials.

 

9. WPS Test (Welding Procedure Specification)

  • Test Methods Used: ISO 4136:2012, ASME SEC IX:2021(QW-150)

  • Description: Ensures welding procedures comply with industry standards.

 

10. Impact Charpy Test

  • Test Methods Used: IS 1757 (P-I) 2020, ASTM A370: 2020

  • Equipment Used: Impact Testing Machine (FIE IT-30)

  • Description: Measures impact toughness at temperatures from room temperature to -40°C.

 

Hardness Testing Services

1. Rockwell Testing

  • Test Methods Used: IS 1586 (Part-1) 2018, ASTM E18-20

  • Equipment Used: Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester (FIE)

  • Description: Assesses hardness by measuring indentation depth under load.

 

2. Brinell Testing

  • Test Methods Used: IS 1500 (Part-1) 2019, ASTM E10-18

  • Equipment Used: Brinell Testing Machine (SAROJ B-3000)

  • Description: Determines hardness by measuring indentation diameter.

 

3. Vickers Testing

  • Test Methods Used: IS 1501 (Part-1):2020, ASTM E92-2017

  • Equipment Used: Vickers Testing Machine (FIE-VM50 PC)

  • Description: Measures hardness through diagonal indentation length.

 

4. Micro Vickers Testing

  • Test Methods Used: IS 1501 (Part-1) 2020, ASTM E384 2017

  • Equipment Used: Micro Vickers Testing Machine (FIE-VM1 PC)

  • Description: Provides precise hardness values for small or thin samples.

 

Equipment Used

Our state-of-the-art mechanical testing facility features:

  • Universal Testing Machine (UTM) for tensile and compression tests.

  • Impact Testing Machine for Charpy tests.

  • Hardness Testers including Rockwell, Brinell, and Vickers for comprehensive material assessment.

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