Select all statements that describe the mechanical properties of materials correctly (Hint: there are three right answers). Elastic materials can reveal a nonlinear stress-strain relationship. The Poisson's ratio can reach 1.5 in most engineering materials. The Hooke's law can describe the stress-strain relationship for any linear elastic materials. A secant (modulus) method can be used to approximately obtain the Modulus of Elasticity from nonlinear stress-strain curves. A nonlinear elastic response shows that a loading path should be different from the unloading path in the stress-strain curve.

Select all statements that describe the mechanical properties of materials correctly (Hint: there are three right answers). Elastic materials can reveal a nonlinear stress-strain relationship. The Poisson's ratio can reach 1.5 in most engineering materials. The Hooke's law can describe the stress-strain relationship for any linear elastic materials. A secant (modulus) method can be used to approximately obtain the Modulus of Elasticity from nonlinear stress-strain curves. A nonlinear elastic response shows that a loading path should be different from the unloading path in the stress-strain curve.

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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