Single yarn breaking strength detection

The breaking strength of a single yarn refers to the maximum force exerted on the sample when it is stretched to break in the yarn tensile test; the breaking elongation of a single yarn refers to the increase in the length of the sample under the action of the breaking strength. The breaking strength test of a single yarn is applicable to all yarns except glass yarn, high elastic yarn, high molecular weight polyethylene yarn (HMPE), ultra high molecular weight polyethylene yarn (UHMPE), ceramic yarn, carbon fiber yarn and polyethylene warp and flat yarn.
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Use a constant velocity elongation (CRE) tester to stretch the specimen until it breaks, and record the breaking strength and breaking elongation values. The specimen is stretched at a constant rate of 100% (relative to the initial length of the specimen) per minute.
Depending on the protocol, the tester allows higher or lower tensile speeds. Two gauge lengths are allowed, typically 500 mn (stretch speed 500 mm/min).

GB/T 3916-2013 Textiles Packaged yarn Determination of breaking strength and elongation at break of single yarn (CRE method)
ISO 20 62: 2009 Textiles Packaged yarn Determination of single yarn breaking strength and breaking elongation using constant velocity elongation (CRE) instrument
GB/T 4743 Textiles Packaged yarn Determination of normal density of skein
GB/T6529 Textiles - Standard atmosphere for humidity conditioning and testing