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A review of the Brazilian test for rock tensile strength determination. Part II: contact conditions
The idea of transmission of the diametrical load on a specimen, by both stiff and soft loading devices, is based on theoretical and experimental investigations. A failure in the contact area of the specimen is excluded if its modulus of elasticity differs considerably from the modulus of elasticity of the loading device, regardless of the trend.