Abstract
Multiaxial stress states are very common in engineering applications. To obtain a plane stress state in a material are used different experimental procedures. Biaxial tensile tests of cruciform specimens represent one of the most versatile techniques with accurate results for a wide range of materials. Specimen geometry and size must be adapted to biaxial experiments that use devices attached to universal testing machine. Biaxial tensile tests are performed using cruciform specimens optimized by a numerical study through finite element analysis and a custom built attachable device developed. The results obtained show that the method proposed in this paper can be used with good results to characterize the behaviour of ductile materials.
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