7. Carbon steel is tested in uniaxial tension, as shown in the inset schematic, to produce the following stress-strain diagram. 600 500 MPa 600 9400 400E 300 200 200 100 0.005 0.05 0.10 0.15 Strain Figure 1: Stress vS. strain for plain carbon steel. Note: the inset shows the initial portion of the data, magnified for clarity. a) From the Figure 1, determine the following material properties: (i) elastic modulus, E, (ii) ultimate tensile strength, UTS, (ii) yield stress, o, b) Label the following regions or points on the figure: (1) fracture point, (ii) plastic region, (ii) elastic region. Stress (MPa)
7. Carbon steel is tested in uniaxial tension, as shown in the inset schematic, to produce the following stress-strain diagram. 600 500 MPa 600 9400 400E 300 200 200 100 0.005 0.05 0.10 0.15 Strain Figure 1: Stress vS. strain for plain carbon steel. Note: the inset shows the initial portion of the data, magnified for clarity. a) From the Figure 1, determine the following material properties: (i) elastic modulus, E, (ii) ultimate tensile strength, UTS, (ii) yield stress, o, b) Label the following regions or points on the figure: (1) fracture point, (ii) plastic region, (ii) elastic region. Stress (MPa)
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