Problem 2 out of 2: A metal initially having a diameter of 8 mm and a gauge length of 40.0 mm is pulled in tension. Calculate the following for a load of 38,400 N which results in a length of 65.0 mm. Assume that no necking has occurred at this load. a) What is the value of the engineering stress? Show work and write your final answer in the box below: b) What is the value of the engineering strain? Show work and write your final answer in the box below: c) What is the value of the true stress? Show work and write your final answer in the box below: d) What is the value of the true strain? Show work and write your final answer in the box below:

Problem 2 out of 2: A metal initially having a diameter of 8 mm and a gauge length of 40.0 mm is pulled in tension. Calculate the following for a load of 38,400 N which results in a length of 65.0 mm. Assume that no necking has occurred at this load. a) What is the value of the engineering stress? Show work and write your final answer in the box below: b) What is the value of the engineering strain? Show work and write your final answer in the box below: c) What is the value of the true stress? Show work and write your final answer in the box below: d) What is the value of the true strain? Show work and write your final answer in the box below:

Welding: Principles and Applications (MindTap Course List)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305494695

Author:Larry Jeffus

Publisher:Larry Jeffus

Chapter25: Testing And Inspection

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 22R: What would be the elongation for a specimen for which the original gauge length was 2 in. and final...

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