Bias-extension measurements of fabric deformation are compared with simple-shear measurements of the same deformation. Occasional significant differences between the results of the two tests correspond with the occurrence of sample buckling in the simple-shear test instrument (part of the KES-F system). This result contributes to the conclusion that the bias-extension test is the one more appropriate for industrial use.
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