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    This document discusses stress and strain in engineering solid mechanics. It defines key terms like axial loading, normal stress, ultimate stress, and allowable stress. It describes how stress versus strain is measured through tensile testing according to ASTM standards. The stress-strain diagram is examined, including properties like modulus of elasticity, elastic limit, yield strength, and Hooke's law. Methods for determining yield strength and proportional limit are presented. Different material properties related to ductile and brittle materials are also mentioned. The concept of Saint-Venant's principle and factor of safety are briefly defined.

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    This document discusses stress and strain in engineering solid mechanics. It defines key terms like axial loading, normal stress, ultimate stress, and allowable stress. It describes how stress versus strain is measured through tensile testing according to ASTM standards. The stress-strain diagram is examined, including properties like modulus of elasticity, elastic limit, yield strength, and Hooke's law. Methods for determining yield strength and proportional limit are presented. Different material properties related to ductile and brittle materials are also mentioned. The concept of Saint-Venant's principle and factor of safety are briefly defined.

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    MEC 2213 Chapter 1 - Intro

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    This document discusses stress and strain in engineering solid mechanics. It defines key terms like axial loading, normal stress, ultimate stress, and allowable stress. It describes how stress versus strain is measured through tensile testing according to ASTM standards. The stress-strain diagram is examined, including properties like modulus of elasticity, elastic limit, yield strength, and Hooke's law. Methods for determining yield strength and proportional limit are presented. Different material properties related to ductile and brittle materials are also mentioned. The concept of Saint-Venant's principle and factor of safety are briefly defined.

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    MEC 2213 Engineering Solid Mechanics

    CHAPTER: STRESS & STRAIN ! Axial loading-normal stress ! Ultimate stress, allowable stress, factor of safety!

    The Relationship Between Stress vs Strain

    THE MEASURE OF STRESS-! TENSILE TEST


    Effective Length / Test Area

    THE MEASURE OF STRESS-! TENSILE TEST ASTM Standard

    Stress-Strain Diagram

    Stress-Strain Diagram! Properties


    Modulus of Elasticityis the slope of the line in the elastic portion of the diagram before yielding takes place. ! This is the elastic region below the proportional limit in which elongation will elastically return to zero when the load is removed. ! ! Elastic Limit- At the critical stress point in a stress-strain diagram where the curve deviates from a straight line, the elastic limit of the material has been passed and further extension of the specimen results in permanent deformation. ! ! Yield Strength- The stress at which the steel starts to yield during the tension test is called the yield strength.

    Stress-Strain Diagram! Hookes Law


    Stress & Strain are directly proportional to one another, a relationship first discovered by Robert Hooke (16351703) and now referred to asHookes law.

    E: Young Modulus

    How To Determine Yield Strength (Proportional Limit)

    THE MEASURE OF STRESS-! TENSILE TEST

    Effectiv e Area

    Different Materials, the properties will be vary as well.! Ductile & brittle is the most common to category to differentia them.

    THE MEASURE OF STRESS-! TENSILE TEST

    Saint-Venant's principle!

    States that the stresses remote from the point of application of the load are not affected by the precise behaviour of the structure close to the point of application of the load.

    Saint-Venant's principle!

    Factor of safety
    In engineering, a factor of safety is applied in the design of objects or structures in various ways. !
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    It is essentially a comparison between the strength of the material or structure and the stress we wish to apply to it ensuring that the design is safe for that material or that object or structure.!

    Factor of safety

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