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    Mechanical Properties of Metals I. II. Intoduction concepts of stress and strain. Stress-strain Behavior B. Anelasticity C. Elastic Properties of Materials. Plastic Deformation A. Tensile Properties A. Ductility A. Resilience A. Toughness B. True Stress and Strain C. Elastic Recovery after elastic deformation.

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    Mechanical Properties of Metals I. II. Intoduction concepts of stress and strain. Stress-strain Behavior B. Anelasticity C. Elastic Properties of Materials. Plastic Deformation A. Tensile Properties A. Ductility A. Resilience A. Toughness B. True Stress and Strain C. Elastic Recovery after elastic deformation.

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    Mechanical Properties of Metals I. II. Intoduction concepts of stress and strain. Stress-strain Behavior B. Anelasticity C. Elastic Properties of Materials. Plastic Deformation A. Tensile Properties A. Ductility A. Resilience A. Toughness B. True Stress and Strain C. Elastic Recovery after elastic deformation.

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    Mechanical Properties of Metals I. II. Intoduction Concepts of Stress and Strain A. Tension tests B. Compression tests C.

    Shear and Tension tests D. Geometric Consideration of the Stress State

    III.

    Elastic Deformation A. Stress-Strain Behavior B. Anelasticity C. Elastic Properties of Materials

    IV.

    Plastic Deformation A. Tensile Properties A.1 Ductility A.2 Resilience A.3 Toughness B. True Stress and Strain C. Elastic Recovery after Elastic Deformation D. Compressive, Shear, and Torsional Deformations E. Hardness E.1 Rockwell Hardness Test

    E.2 Brinell Hardness Test E.3 Knoop and Vickers Microindentation Hardness Test E.4 Hardness Conversion E.5 Correlation between Hardness and Tensile Strength

    V.

    Property Variability and Design/Safety Factors A. Variability of Material Properties B. Design/Safety Factors

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