Materials Science And Engineering Properties
Materials Science And Engineering Properties
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Author: Charles Gilmore
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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The result obtained by dividing the tensile force with the original cross-sectional area of specimen.

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The result obtained by dividing the tensile force with the original cross-sectional area of specimen is Engineering Normal stress.

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Consider a specimen having a cross-sectional area as A and a tensile force with magnitude F acts axially on it. As the applied force tries to deform the material the material experience the restoring force over the cross-section.

The result of this tensile force over the cross-sectional area over the specimen is known as engineering normal stress.

Thus, the result obtained by dividing the tensile force with the original cross-sectional area of specimen is Engineering Normal stress.

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