Stress, Strain and Elastic Strain Energy Flashcards

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1
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If forces stretch the material they are…

A

Tensile forces

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2
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If forces squash the material they are…

A

Compressive forces

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3
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What is Stress defined as?

A

Force applied divided by the cross-sectional area.

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4
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What are the units of Stress?

A

Nm-2 or Pa

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5
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What is strain defined as?

A

The change in the length (extension) divided by the original length of the material.

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6
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What is the Stress equation?

A

σ = F/A

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7
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What is the Stress symbol?

A

σ

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8
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What is the Strain equation?

A

ε

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9
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What are the units of Strain?

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Has NO units, its a ratio and is written as a number, can be written as a %

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10
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Does it matter what equation to use if the forces a Compressive or Tensile?

A

NO

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11
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What is the difference when dealing with Tensile and Compressive forcees?

A

Tensile forces are Positive Compressive forces are negative

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12
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What is the stress that is big enough to break the material called?

A

The breaking stress

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13
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What happens to the stress as the tensile force increases?

A

Stress increases

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14
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What is point B on the Stress Strain Graph?

A

The breaking stress

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15
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What is the point UTS on the graph?

A
  • Is the Ultimate Tensile Stress
  • Is the maximum stress a material can withstand
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16
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Can both Breaking Stress and UTS depend on external conditions such as temperature?

A

YES

17
Q

Where is the elastic strain on a Force Extension Graph?

A

Is the area under a Force - Extension Graph

18
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a

A
19
Q

If the force-extension graph is non-linear how do you calculate the elastic strain energy?

A

by counting the squares.

20
Q

The work done on material is equal to…

A

Energy Stored

21
Q

How do we calculate the work done on a material and the elastic strain stored?

A

Work Done = 1/2F x

Only can be used when the material obeys Hooke’s Law

22
Q

Another equation we can use the calculate the work done and the elastic energy stored?

A

1/2kx*2