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MIL-N-46025B(MR)
4.4.2  Straightness.  Straightness shall be determined by placing the
piece or sample unit on a level surface.  Place a straight edge one foot
in length parallel to the length of the sample so that it touches the edge
being tested and extends an equal distance on both sides of the point of
apparent maximum deviation.  Measure with a steel scale graduated to 1/100
of an inch the perpendicular distance from the straight edge to the edge
of the test sample at the point of maximum deviation from straightness.
4.4.3  Preparation for shipment.  Examination of the packaging and
packing, and marking for shipment shall be made for conformance with the
requirement of section 5.
4.5
Tests.
4.5.1
Tension test specimens.
4.5.1.1  Bar 1/2 inch or less in distance between parallel faces.  Bar
1/2 inch or less in distance between parallel faces shall be tested in
full size using a free length between the jaws of the testing machine.
4.5.1.2  Bar over 1/2 inch in distance between parallel faces.
Test
specimens shall be in accordance with method ASTM E 8.
4.5.1.3  Flat wire (ribbon) 1/8 inch thick and over.  Specimens shall be
in accordance with method ASTM E 8.  They shall be machined to size by
milling only.
4.5.1.4  Flat wire (ribbon) under 1/8 inch thick.  The specimen shall
consist of a free length of stock in width received, having square
parallel edges free from burrs without machining or stoning.
4.5.2
Hardness test specimens.
4.5.2.1  Strip.  Test specimens shall be in accordance with either ASTM
E 18 or E 92, whichever is applicable (see 6.3).
4.5.3
Test procedures.
4.5.3.1  Chemical analysis.  The samples selected in accordance with
4.3.1 shall be analyzed in accordance with method 111 or method 112 of
Fed. Test Method Std. No. 151 to determine conformance with 3.1.  A single
analysis of a composite sample may be made.  In case of dispute, analysis
by method 111 shall be the basis for acceptance.
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