Principles 1 Flashcards
Material Science
Study of interplay between the properties of structures and changes in solids
Material Science covers
-Forces
-Properties of materials
-Reactions
Structural Form
Underlying structure that maintains the form of the object when it is subjected to forces.
Stress
The concentration of internal forces within a structural member measured as the force per unit of cross-sectional area.
Stress formula
Force/cross-sectional area or F/A
Strain
The relative change in size and shape of a material resulting from the application of stress.
Strain formula
elongation/original length or delta L/L
Modulus of Elasticity
ratio of stress to strain in the elastic region described as Hooke’s law
Plastic Behavior
Strain is disproportionate to the stress and the member will never return to its original size when the stress is removed.
Tension
tendency of particles of a material to be pulled apart
Compression
tendency for the particles of a material to be pressed together
Shear
tendency of the particles of a material to slide past one another
Torsion
rotational shear that occurs when a member is twisted around its axis
Bending
tendency of a member to bow as a result of loads applied perpendicular to its longest axis