Model No:SPH-M024
To determine Poisson's ratio of rubber
The Poisson’s Ratio of Rubber Apparatus is an educational physics laboratory instrument designed to determine the Poisson’s ratio of a rubber specimen by studying its deformation under an applied load. The experiment demonstrates the relationship between longitudinal strain and lateral strain in rubber, helping students understand the elastic behaviour of materials under stress.
This apparatus is suitable for practical experiments in elasticity, material deformation, and mechanical properties of solids. It helps students observe changes in the dimensions of a rubber specimen when subjected to a controlled force and use the measured values to calculate Poisson’s ratio. The apparatus is ideal for physics laboratories in schools, colleges, universities, engineering institutions, and science teaching laboratories.
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Aim: Determine the stated elastic property of a material using the method specified in the experiment title.
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