CHAPTER 6 Flashcards

1
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What does the straight line slope on stress strain curve show?

A

Young’s modulus

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2
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What are the types of deformations?

A

Elastic - nonpermanent and reversible
Plastic - permanent and irreversible

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3
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What is the elastic modulus proportionate to?

A

Slope of interatomic bonding force (dF/dr)_r0

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4
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What are isotropic materials?

A

Materials whose properties remain the same when tested in different directions

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5
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On a molecule level, what happens during a plastic deformation?

A

Bonds stretch and atoms displace and stay displaced
Planes slide

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6
Q

What is tensile strength

A

Maximum stress on engineering stress-strain curve

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7
Q

When does tensile strength occur for metals?

A

At the onset of noticeable necking

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8
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How does the slope of stress-strain curve relate to ductility?

A

Greater slope = LOW ductility

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9
Q

What is the resilience of a material?

A

Ability of a material to absorb energy during elastic deformation

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10
Q

What is toughness of a material?

A

Amount of energy of energy absorbed before fracture

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11
Q

How do you find the toughness of the material?

A

Approximate it by finding the area under the stress-strain curve before fracture

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12
Q

Which are more tough, rubber or glass?

A

RUBBER

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13
Q

What is hardness of a material?

A

Measure of resistance to surface plastic deformation—dent or scratch

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