Introduction To Materials Flashcards
Basic definitions :
Yield stress
UTS
Ductility
Yield stress: elastic limit for materials beyond this it plastically deforms
UTS: max stress value it can take
Ductility = max strain value it can take
How to get ductility value and why should be wary
- as the material will have some elastic strain always, must use gradient at breaking point to trace back
- beyond UTS typically the final strain varies with geometry , so not shape independent , so should be used with caution
What is ELASTIC STIFFNESS
S= F; delta, where delta is displacement ( either extension or just displacement)
- this can be due to extension, or bending
Elastic design what is strength limited and stiffness limited referring too
1) strength limited = you want sigma max < sigma elastic at all times
- the sigma applied will depend on bending or tension or even both
2) stiffness limited - don’t want displacment to exceed max
Why are bending tests better than tensile
Because tensile you can’t grip , or damage it while doing test
But bending you can, and then you can find E, sigma y etc better