MODES OF FAILURE: BUCKLING AND BEARING.
MODES OF FAILURE: BUCKLING AND BEARING. Problem 3. Lab Experiment Part 3 We will be doing...
True or False 1. For a fatigue failure, a part always fails above the ultimate strength of the material. 2. For a ductile material, the tensile yield strength and the compressive yield strength are not equal 3. Mode I of crack propagation occurs due to compressive stress 4. Distortion energy theory is used to predict failure for brittle materials 5. Temperature does not affect the endurance limit of a material 6. For a fatigue failure, a part always fails above...
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5.21.08 3. In your lab experiment 2, a stress-strain curve of hot rolled steel 1020 is shown in the figure, Determine the follwing: Steel 1020 (Hot Roled Steel ASTM A35) a. The elastic modulus 5 min b. Upper and lower yield strengths 6.E+08 4.53E08 c. Ultimate tensile strength 5.E+08 d. Ductility (Elongation percent) & 4E+08 e. Modulus of resilence 3.E+08 2.E+08 1.E+08 0.E+00 0 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 3.74E-08 0.3 Strain Steel 1020 (Hot Rolled Steel ASTM-A36)...
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
TABLE 1 IS THE EXPERIMENT DATA. THE BOLT, THE DIMENSION
OF THE BOLT. USING THE INFORMATION FROM TABLE 1 I'M SUPPOSED TO
MAKE ANOTHER TABLE SHOWING make another table that reports tu,
ty,tys both calculated from the data in table 1 using the equation
from number 5 (torsional yield strength) and another column with
the estimated calculations using section 7 equation and getting the
information(torsional yield strength numbers from the bolt chart
for each specimen)
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