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1)) Tensile tests are used to

1)) Tensile tests are used to

Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Q2)) Fill the following blanks: 1)) Tensile tests are used to 3)) The most application tests of applied static stresses to which materials can be subjected are ----------, ----------, ---------. 4)) Tensile stresses cause ----- and compressive stresses while shear stresses ---------, of the material. 5)) Engineering stress-strain is important in important in 6)) The unit of mechanical stress is while the true stress-strain is or while the unit of strain is 7)) In compression test, when specimen is compressed, its height is cross-sectional area is and its --------, 8)) Compression is in contrast to the tensile, the compression test contributes to the ,in stress with ----, elongation. 9)) The hardness test measures- 10)) There are several methods of hardness test, such as: - 11)) Hardness Test can be found in different scales, such as: 12)) The impact test describes the -------, and it often used to evaluate the material. 13)) There are many impact test types including the --- 14)) The ASTM standards means -- and ISO standards means -------- of test and ----------test.
Transcribed Image Text:Q2)) Fill the following blanks: 1)) Tensile tests are used to 3)) The most application tests of applied static stresses to which materials can be subjected are ----------, ----------, ---------. 4)) Tensile stresses cause ----- and compressive stresses while shear stresses ---------, of the material. 5)) Engineering stress-strain is important in important in 6)) The unit of mechanical stress is while the true stress-strain is or while the unit of strain is 7)) In compression test, when specimen is compressed, its height is cross-sectional area is and its --------, 8)) Compression is in contrast to the tensile, the compression test contributes to the ,in stress with ----, elongation. 9)) The hardness test measures- 10)) There are several methods of hardness test, such as: - 11)) Hardness Test can be found in different scales, such as: 12)) The impact test describes the -------, and it often used to evaluate the material. 13)) There are many impact test types including the --- 14)) The ASTM standards means -- and ISO standards means -------- of test and ----------test.
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