week 5 Flashcards
what is ductility
plastic deformation before fracture
what is toughness
energy absorbed before
what is brittleness
little plastic deformation and low toughness
what are the 3 main chatacteristics of a ductile fracture
high amount of plastic deformation
final shear de-cohesion
rough and fibrous fracture surface
what is the step by step cup and cone fractrue (5 steps)
initial necking small cavity formation cavities start to form a crack crack propagation final shear fracture at 45 degree angle
what are the chatacteristics of a brittle fracture (4 things)
when it snaps it creates a flat surface
no to small deformation
shiny surface where its snapped
no warning when failed
how is stress transmitted through a material
Stress is transmitted through “ lines of force”
what happens if there is a discontinuity (due to crack) on the line of force
the stress concentrate will be at the tip of the discontinuity
what does the severity of the stress concentration depend on (3 things)
applied stress
size of the crack
shape of the crack
what does plastic deformation reduce
the effect of stress concentration