Q1/An Tensile Test applied on carbon steel sample, the results of this test represented by elongation VS force applied as shown in table below. The "dogbone" specimen geometry was used. The dimension of the region of reduced cross section was: thickness width = 6.35 and original length = 38.1 mm. = 3.18 mm, %3D Determine the following mechanical properties: 1-Elastic Modulus 2- Yield strength 3-Ultimate tensile strength 4- Fracture Strength 5- Ductility
Q1/An Tensile Test applied on carbon steel sample, the results of this test represented by elongation VS force applied as shown in table below. The "dogbone" specimen geometry was used. The dimension of the region of reduced cross section was: thickness width = 6.35 and original length = 38.1 mm. = 3.18 mm, %3D Determine the following mechanical properties: 1-Elastic Modulus 2- Yield strength 3-Ultimate tensile strength 4- Fracture Strength 5- Ductility
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QI/An Tensile Test applied on carbon steel sample, the results of this test represented by
elongation VS force applied as shown in table below. The "dogbone" specimen geometry
was used. The dimension of the region of reduced cross section was: thickness = 3.18 mm,
width = 6.35 and original length 38.1 mm.
Determine the following mechanical properties:
1- Elastic Modulus 2- Yield strength 3 - Ultimate tensile strength 4- Fracture Strength
5- Ductility
Force (N)
Elongation (mm)
3430
0.53
5030
0.69
5950
0.76
6660
7660
0.99
1.77
8260
2.57
8910
3.37
9200
4.20
9660
5.80
9760
6.60
9860
7.37
9.40
9760
9700
10.60
9560
11.70
7350
13.7
0.
13.7
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