Components of the Apparatus
Koenig’s method apparatus typically consists of:
- Beam (Test Specimen) – A uniform beam made of metal (steel, aluminum, or brass).
- Knife Edge Supports – Two fixed supports on which the beam rests.
- Dial Gauge or Optical Lever – Measures the deflection of the beam at the center.
- Loading Mechanism – Weights or a hanger used to apply force at a specific location.
- Measuring Scale – Used for length measurements.
Applications
- Determination of Young’s Modulus – Used for different materials like steel, brass, and aluminum.
- Structural Engineering – Helps in designing beams, bridges, and load-bearing structures.
- Material Testing – Used in mechanical and civil engineering laboratories.
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