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    This document contains a table showing compressive stress (σ') applied to a material sample versus its thickness (h) and compression (Δh). It shows that as compressive stress increases from 0 to 1600 kPa, the material's thickness decreases from 20mm to 12.6mm. A second table calculates the compression of the material under each stress and the strain (e) experienced. It demonstrates that increasing compressive stress results in greater compression of the material and higher strain.

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    This document contains a table showing compressive stress (σ') applied to a material sample versus its thickness (h) and compression (Δh). It shows that as compressive stress increases from 0 to 1600 kPa, the material's thickness decreases from 20mm to 12.6mm. A second table calculates the compression of the material under each stress and the strain (e) experienced. It demonstrates that increasing compressive stress results in greater compression of the material and higher strain.

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    Tgs Mektan 2 Pertama

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    Fadhana A Putra
    This document contains a table showing compressive stress (σ') applied to a material sample versus its thickness (h) and compression (Δh). It shows that as compressive stress increases from 0 to 1600 kPa, the material's thickness decreases from 20mm to 12.6mm. A second table calculates the compression of the material under each stress and the strain (e) experienced. It demonstrates that increasing compressive stress results in greater compression of the material and higher strain.

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    Beban

    ke
    s
    (kPa)
    h(mm)

    100

    200

    400

    800

    1600

    20

    19.2

    19

    17

    14.8

    12.6

    Beban ke
    ' (kPa)
    h (mm)
    h (mm)
    e

    1
    0
    20
    0
    1.6416

    2
    100
    19.2
    0.8

    3
    200
    19
    1

    4
    400
    17
    3

    5
    800
    14.8
    5.2

    6
    1600
    12.6
    7.4

    800

    400

    100

    13.1

    14.3

    15.9

    7
    800
    13.1
    6.9

    8
    400
    14.3
    5.7

    9
    100
    15.9
    4.1
    1.1

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