| Temperguß |
Eisengusswerkstoff, der nach Abguss hart und spröde ist. Bekommt Dehnung/wird bearbeitbar durch Glühprozess (Tempern) |
| Tensile strength |
This gives the extension behaviour of a material under a tensile load (symbol: Rm). |
| Test certificate |
Documents the accuracy of a torque tool or measuring tool according to the RAHSOL DREMOTEC factory standard (indirectly traceable to national standards) or according to DKD guidelines (directly traceable to national standards). |
| Testing equipment |
The testing equipment is the device (torque wrench or testing device) with which the measuring tool is tested. |
| Testing equipment administration |
Listing and archiving of all the testing equipment with corresponding data for calibration results, tolerances, new recalibration dates etc. Mostly held in files. |
| Testing torque |
The torque to be applied for testing purposes, e.g. the breakaway torque of a screw connection. |
| Tightening value |
Applied torque expressed in numbers |
| Torque |
Torque is the force which is applied to an object such as a screw in the form of a turning movement. The most common unit of measurement is the Newton-metre (N·m). Torque = Force x distance. |
| Torque multiplier |
These are geared units, whose stepping up or down gear (epicyclic gear) permits higher torques to be applied without great force and with a short lever arm, since the input torque is multiplied exactly by a factor X (the respective transmission ratio). |
| Torque spanner (or wrench [US Eng.]) |
Measuring tool for the controlled tightening of screw connections with a preset torque. According to the type of torque spanner, it is also possible to test tightening and releasing torques. |
| Torsion rod |
Torsion rods limit the torque to the respective torque value for which they are designed. |
| Torsional forces |
The loading of the material by turning. Effect of a rotating force. |
| Total brake |
The total brake on a castor are provided to hold the appliance or machine safely and securely when stationary. There are various different types (see Section II) |
| Traceability |
The characteristic of measured results, which relate to suitable standards with higher accuracy or right up to national standards through an uninterrupted chain of comparative measurements (calibrations). Direct traceability: Direct comparison of the tested object with the national standard (DKD calibration). Here several stages of the calibration pyramid are skipped. Indirect traceability: Indirect comparison of the tested object with other standards (factory calibration), which are linked in an uninterrupted chain to the national standard. |
