3) Tensile tests are applied on two type of fibers SiC and Al2O3, their densities are respectively 3.3 Mg/m³ and 2.6 Mg/m³. The deformation was elastic up to the failure of the fibers. The average tensile strength and strains to failure were: 1500 MPa and 0.4% for alumina fibers and 2200 MPa and 1% for SiC fibers. Calculate the specific modulus and specific strength for these two fibers.

3) Tensile tests are applied on two type of fibers SiC and Al2O3, their densities are respectively 3.3 Mg/m³ and 2.6 Mg/m³. The deformation was elastic up to the failure of the fibers. The average tensile strength and strains to failure were: 1500 MPa and 0.4% for alumina fibers and 2200 MPa and 1% for SiC fibers. Calculate the specific modulus and specific strength for these two fibers.

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Author:Segui, William T.

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