Young's Modulus, Stress and Strain Flashcards

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What is Stress?

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A quantity that describes the distribution of internal forces within a body
symbol: sideways 6

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What is the difference between tensile and compressive stress?

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Tensile = +
Compression = -
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Why does stress affect the whole length of an object?

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Has to be in equilibrium

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How do you calculate stress with units?

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Stress (Nm-2 / lbin-2 / Pa) = Force (N) / Area (m-2)

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What is Strain?

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A quantity that describes the deformations that occur within a body

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How do you calculate strain with units?

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strain (%) = extension (m) /length (m)

E = /\L/L

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What is the load?

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The force pulling on a sample of material

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What is the symbol for Young’s modulus?

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E

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What is the equation for Young’s Modulus?

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Young’s Modulus (Pa) = stress (Pa) / strain (%)

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10
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What is the Yield Point?

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The stress where permanent deformation starts

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What is the limit of proportionality?

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The point at which the graph begins to curve

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What is the elastic region and the plastic region?

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Elastic = material will go back to original shape
Plastic = material won't go back to original shape
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What is ultimate tensile stress?

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The max height reached on the graph, max stress a material can withstand

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What is breaking strain?

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the max strain a material can withstand

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Why does the stress strain graph drop after elastic region?

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necking - cross sectional area drops, less stress

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