The data illustrated below have been determined while the tension test of the stainless steel sample byamateur engineers. The gage length of the stainless steel sample was 50.8 mm (2.0in.) and, the originaldiameter of the steel sample was 12.8 mm (0.505in.).Load (Ib)Elongation (in.)Load (Ib)Elongation (in.)140000.0202 3100.0022144000.0254 6400.004414 5000.06069500.0066146000.0809 2900.0088148000.10011 6000.011014 6000.120130000.015013600FractureWith the help of Excel, plot the stress-strain diagram for this test conducted, and define the followingmechanical properties:a) Young modulus;b) Proportional limit;c) Yield stress @0.2% offset;d) ultimate stress;e) nominal rupture stress.

Gage length of the sample, L=2.0 in Original diameter of the sample, d=0.505 in

The data illustrated below have been determined while the tension test of the stainless steel sample by amateur engineers. The gage length of the stainless steel sample was 50.8 mm (2.0in.) and, the original diameter of the steel sample was 12.8 mm (0.505in).

The data illustrated below have been determined while the tension test of the stainless steel sample by amateur engineers. The gage length of the stainless steel sample was 50.8 mm (2.0in.) and, the original diameter of the steel sample was 12.8 mm (0.505in).

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The data illustrated below have been determined while the tension test of the stainless steel sample by
amateur engineers. The gage length of the stainless steel sample was 50.8 mm (2.0in.) and, the original
diameter of the steel sample was 12.8 mm (0.505in.).
Load (Ib)
Elongation (in.)
Load (Ib)
Elongation (in.)
14000
0.020
2 310
0.0022
14400
0.025
4 640
0.0044
14 500
0.060
6950
0.0066
14600
0.080
9 290
0.0088
14800
0.100
11 600
0.0110
14 600
0.120
13000
0.0150
13600
Fracture
With the help of Excel, plot the stress-strain diagram for this test conducted, and define the following
mechanical properties:
a) Young modulus;
b) Proportional limit;
c) Yield stress @0.2% offset;
d) ultimate stress;
e) nominal rupture stress.

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