Two bars are made from different materials namely Material X and Material Y. Each sample has an equivalent cross-sectional area (A) before the samples are subjected to force of equal magnitude (P). Under the tensile test, a tension force (P) is applied to the materials until it fails or breaks as illustrated in Figure 2. i) Sketch the stress – strain relationship for Material X and Material Y under the tensile test from initial loads to final loads. i) Describe the type of Material X and Material Y by using the answer in (i). P P P Material X Material Y

Two bars are made from different materials namely Material X and Material Y. Each sample has an equivalent cross-sectional area (A) before the samples are subjected to force of equal magnitude (P). Under the tensile test, a tension force (P) is applied to the materials until it fails or breaks as illustrated in Figure 2. i) Sketch the stress – strain relationship for Material X and Material Y under the tensile test from initial loads to final loads. i) Describe the type of Material X and Material Y by using the answer in (i). P P P Material X Material Y

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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