C5 Mechanical properties Flashcards

1
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4 type of mechanical properties

A
  1. strength
  2. hardness
  3. ductility
  4. stiffness
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2
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how mechanical properties use to understand material

two type

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  1. deformation
  2. break
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3
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elobrate

deformation

3 types

A
  1. elongation
  2. compress
  3. twist
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4
Q

explain how

Metal response to external load

3 ways

A
  1. stress & strain
  2. elastic deformation
  3. plastic deformation
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5
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how

Stress & strain response to external load

4 ways

A
  1. tension
  2. compression
  3. shear
  4. torsion
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6
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explain

Elastic deformation

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-deformation is recoverable
-temporary deformation disappears after removal of the applied forces

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7
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plastic deformation

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-stays even after removal of the applied forces
-permanent deformation is irreversible

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8
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explain

stress

A
  • force acting per unit area over which the force is applied
  • unit Pa @ Psi
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9
Q

explain

Strain

A
  • Change in dimension per unit lenght
  • cm/cm
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10
Q

what it does

Tensile

A

causing elongation

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11
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what it does

compression

A

causing shortening

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12
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in stress (y-axis) vs strain (x-axis) graf, what does slope mean

A

slope = Young modulus / modulus elasticity

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13
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hooke’s law

used for elastic deform

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  • “When an object has a relatively small deformation, the size of the deformation is directly proportional to the deforming load or force.”
  • Fₛ = kx
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14
Q

in graph, where is the elastic limit

A

at the end of straight line

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15
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in graph, where is the tensile strength

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at the curve line, the highest point

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16
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in graph, where is the breaking point

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at the end point of the curve line