During a tensile test of Aluminum alloy whose initial diameter was 0.505-in and gagelength was 2.0-in, the following data was recorded.LoadElongation(in.)LoadElongation(in.)0.020(1b)|(Ib)14 0002 3100.0022014 4000.0254 6400.0044014 5000.0606 9500.0066014 6000.0809 2900.0088014 8000.10011 6000.011014 6000.12012 6000.015013 600 Fracturea) Determine Stress and strainb) Draw the stress strain diagramc) Determine the following mechanical properties1) Proportional limit,2) Modulus of elasticity3) Yield point4) Ultimate strength5) Rupture strength.

a) Please refer the following table for stress and strain calculations. Calculations are done using…

Determine Stress and strain Draw the stress strain diagram Determine the following mechanical properties 1) Proportional limit, 2) Modulus of elasticity 3) Yield point 4) Ultimate strength 5) Rupture strength.

Determine Stress and strain Draw the stress strain diagram Determine the following mechanical properties 1) Proportional limit, 2) Modulus of elasticity 3) Yield point 4) Ultimate strength 5) Rupture strength.

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During a tensile test of Aluminum alloy whose initial diameter was 0.505-in and gage
length was 2.0-in, the following data was recorded.
Load
Elongation
(in.)
Load
Elongation
(in.)
0.020
(1b)
|(Ib)
14 000
2 310
0.00220
14 400
0.025
4 640
0.00440
14 500
0.060
6 950
0.00660
14 600
0.080
9 290
0.00880
14 800
0.100
11 600
0.0110
14 600
0.120
12 600
0.0150
13 600 Fracture
a) Determine Stress and strain
b) Draw the stress strain diagram
c) Determine the following mechanical properties
1) Proportional limit,
2) Modulus of elasticity
3) Yield point
4) Ultimate strength
5) Rupture strength.

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