Example (1): A specimen of steel bar 25mm in diameter and 200mm long (gauge Length) has an extension of 0.16mm at a load of 80kN. Elastic limit load is 160kN and the maximum load 180KN. The breaking load is 150kN. Total extension is 56mm and the diameter at fracture is 18mm. Find: (i) Elastic limit stress (ii) Ultimate stress (ii true stress at failure (iv) Nominal failure stress (v) Young's modulus of the material (vi) % elongation (vii) % reduction in c/s area.

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Example (1): A specimen of steel bar 25mm in diameter and 200mm long (gauge
Length) has an extension of 0.16mm at a load of 80KN. Elastic limit load is 160kN and the
maximum load 180kN. The breaking load is 150kN. Total extension is 56mm and the
diameter at fracture is 18mm. Find: (i) Elastic limit stress (ii) Ultimate stress (i) true stress
at failure (iv) Nominal failure stress (v) Young's modulus of the material (vi) % elongation
(vii) % reduction in c/s area.
Transcribed Image Text:Example (1): A specimen of steel bar 25mm in diameter and 200mm long (gauge Length) has an extension of 0.16mm at a load of 80KN. Elastic limit load is 160kN and the maximum load 180kN. The breaking load is 150kN. Total extension is 56mm and the diameter at fracture is 18mm. Find: (i) Elastic limit stress (ii) Ultimate stress (i) true stress at failure (iv) Nominal failure stress (v) Young's modulus of the material (vi) % elongation (vii) % reduction in c/s area.
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