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Trilion Engineering Services is the perfect solution for solving complicated applications and/or developing methods for critical measurements, providing precision data. We provide experienced engineers, with industry-specific experience in aerospace, automotive, microelectronics, civil, power, biomechanics, and consumer products.

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Material Testing Services

Tension/Compression

Utilize ARAMIS to see localized deformations and get material properties by syncing the full-field strain data with a load frame, following most ASTM and ISO standards. 

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Shear Testing

Achieve high-resolution and true non-contact measurements with ARAMIS to get shearing properties of materials.

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Bend Testing

Incorporate ARAMIS in a 3-point or 4-point test to get full-field strain data and pinpoint areas of peak strain.

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Bulge Testing

Use ARAMIS to measure the strain field and calculate the biaxial yield curve according to ISO 16808.

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Forming Limit Curve

Using  ARAMIS in a Nakajima test to determine the Forming Limit Curve of a material in accordance with ISO 12004. Combine this with ARGUS to have a complete formability package for the entire sheet metal operation.

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Fracture Mechanics

Use high-speed cameras and an automated script in ARAMIS to track the crack tip formation during material failure.

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High-Speed Testing

Implement high-speed cameras to measure 3D deformations and strains for high-speed events such as crash testing, ballistic testing, split-Hopkinson bar, impact testing, etc.

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Thermography/Thermal Expansion

Raise the quality of your measurement by integrating a thermal camera with an ARAMIS system to map temperature data onto your part. Subtract thermal strains to see purely mechanical strains during loading events.

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