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Chapter 7
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
¤
Stress
and
strain
: What are they?
¤
Elastic
behavior: When loads are small, how much
deformation occurs? What materials deform least?
¤
Plastic
behavior: At what point do dislocations
cause permanent deformation? What
materials are
most resistant to permanent deformation?
¤
Toughness
and
ductility
: What are they and how
do we measure them?
¤ Ceramic Materials:
What special provisions/tests are
made for ceramic materials?
Stress & Strain
COMMON STATES OF STRESS
Tension
Compression
Torsion
Shear
Tensile Stress-Strain
(Engineering)
¤
Tensile
stress (
s)
:
¤
Tensile
strain (
e
) :
F
t
d
/2
Area, A
L
o
w
o
d
/2
Strain is
always
dimensionless.
d
L
/2
F
t
d
L
/2
d
s =
F
t
e =
N/m
2
or lb/in
2
(no unit)
A
o
L
o
e
L
=
−
d
L
w
o
Original area
before loading
(lateral strain)
PoissonÔs Ratio
e
L
compression
d
/2
e
L
o
tension
w
o
-
n
d
/2
¤
Poisson's ratio (
n)
:
d
L
/2
d
L
/2
e
n
= −
d
(no unit)
L
e
e =
L
o
(0.25 ~ 0.35)
e
L
=
−
d
L
w
o
(lateral strain)
* Unless Poisson’s ratio is 1,
there is always volume change.
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