The following data were obtained from the tensile test of Aluminum alloy. The initial diameter of test specimen was 0.505 inch and gauge length was 2.0 inch. Plot the stress strain diagram and determine (a) Proportional Limit (b) Modulus of Elasticity (c) Yield Stress at 0.2% offset (d) Ultimate Stress and (e) Nominal Rupture Stress. Load (lb) Elongation (in.) Initial Dia d1 (in.) Guage Length L1 (in.) Area (in2) Stress (psi) Strain  0 0 0.505 2 0.200195 0 0 2310 0.0022 0.505 2 0.200195 11538.7713 0.0011 4640 0.0044 0.505 2 0.200195 23177.4454 0.0022 6950 0.0066 0.505 2 0.200195 34716.2168 0.0033 9290 0.0088 0.505 2 0.200195 46404.8423 0.0044 11600 0.011 0.505 2 0.200195 57943.6136 0.0055 13000 0.015 0.505 2 0.200195 64936.8084 0.0075 14000 0.02 0.505 2 0.200195 69931.9475 0.01 14400 0.025 0.505 2 0.200195 71930.0031 0.0125 14500 0.06 0.505 2 0.200195 72429.517 0.03 14600 0.08 0.505 2 0.200195 72929.0309 0.04 14800 0.1 0.505 2 0.200195 73928.0588 0.05 14600 0.12 0.505 2 0.200195 72929.0309 0.06 13600 Fracture 0.505 2 0.200195 67933.8918 Fracture

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The following data were obtained from the tensile test of Aluminum alloy. The initial diameter of test
specimen was 0.505 inch and gauge length was 2.0 inch. Plot the stress strain diagram and determine
(a) Proportional Limit (b) Modulus of Elasticity (c) Yield Stress at 0.2% offset (d) Ultimate Stress and
(e) Nominal Rupture Stress.

Load (lb) Elongation (in.) Initial Dia d1 (in.) Guage Length L1 (in.) Area (in2) Stress (psi) Strain 
0 0 0.505 2 0.200195 0 0
2310 0.0022 0.505 2 0.200195 11538.7713 0.0011
4640 0.0044 0.505 2 0.200195 23177.4454 0.0022
6950 0.0066 0.505 2 0.200195 34716.2168 0.0033
9290 0.0088 0.505 2 0.200195 46404.8423 0.0044
11600 0.011 0.505 2 0.200195 57943.6136 0.0055
13000 0.015 0.505 2 0.200195 64936.8084 0.0075
14000 0.02 0.505 2 0.200195 69931.9475 0.01
14400 0.025 0.505 2 0.200195 71930.0031 0.0125
14500 0.06 0.505 2 0.200195 72429.517 0.03
14600 0.08 0.505 2 0.200195 72929.0309 0.04
14800 0.1 0.505 2 0.200195 73928.0588 0.05
14600 0.12 0.505 2 0.200195 72929.0309 0.06
13600 Fracture 0.505 2 0.200195 67933.8918 Fracture
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