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Direct current thermo-mechanical testing: Principles, uncertainty hierarchy, and its role in advanced materials characterisation
Direct current thermo-mechanical testing (DC-TMT), based on resistive Joule heating, enables rapid heating and cooling, steep thermal gradients and simultaneous mechanical loading, making it a powerful tool for probing deformation, phase transformations, oxidation-assisted damage and creep under con
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