What is the difference between the tensile test and bending test

Q: The Factor of safety is the ratio of yield stress to the permissible stress for Brittle Material…

A: Factor of safety: The factor of safety for Brittle material is defined as the ratio of the ultimate…

Q: The measured value of %El for a metal in a tensile test (Test 1) = 25%. The gauge length of the…

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Q: 1-What are the uses of the impact test?

A: We are suppose to solve only one question. Please post other question as a separate question.

Q: For what purpose is a torsion test performed?

A: The torsion test is used to determine the shear properties of the material. In this testing, the…

Q: What would be the tensile strength in pounds per square inch of a specimen measuring 0.375 in. thick…

A: Thickness of specimen=0.375 in Width of specimen=1.0 in Load = 27000 lb

Q: In tensile testing a tensile load is applied to the specimen until it O a. bend O b. fractures O C.…

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Q: Name TWO (2) types of hardness test.

A: Hardness test- the hardness test is perform to know the hardness of material.it is used to determine…

Q: 26. Which one of the following is the correct definition of ultimate tensile strength, as derived…

A: Ultimate tensile strength is ,The maximum load divided by the original area of the specimen.

Q: How is the tension or compression test performed?

A: A tension test is a basic material science and engineering test that is used to determine the…

Q: Brinell Hardness Test is conducted in __________________________zone. Select one: Shear Tension…

A: In Brinell hardness test, hard, spherical steel ball called as indentor is forced into in to the…

Q: Write conclusion about Tensile test?

A: The tensile test is performed on ductile materials under the application of axial tensile load over…

Q: A steel specimen with square cross section is going to subject to impact test. Describe how to…

A: Impact energy E = mg(h1-h2)

Q: Describe the concept of finding toughness using impact testing machine.

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Q: Q1. A. For tensile test, there are two data are calculated or determined to ensure the validity of…

A: Tensile test is used to find out how strong a material is and also how much it can be stretched…

Q: What is the best way to test load/stress testing?

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Q: In a tensile test of mild steel strain at failure is high Select one: True False

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Q: What is the tension and compression test?

A: Tension and compression test are preferred for determining material properties like elastic limit,…

Q: For what purpose is the uniaxial compressive test performed?

A: The uniaxial compression test is performed on a universal testing machine on which a standard…

Q: In tensile test the percentage of elongation was 29.8%. If the final length reached to 84.37mm, so…

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Q: What results do we get from the tension test?

A: In a tension test, the tensile force is applied to a material to measure the stress. so that the…

Q: What does it mean to conduct a fatigue test withR = - 0.5?

A: What does it mean to conduct a fatigue test with R = - 0.5?

Q: Explain the reason for the pre-load applied in the procedure for the Rockwell test.

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Q: Hardness is a very important thermal property that can be measured by the Vickers's hardness test…

A: Hardness is defined as the resistance to indentation. One of the methods used to measure hardness is…

Q: briefly describe what the impact test practice consists of and what is its purpose? PLEASE I NEED IT…

A: Impact test=The purpose of this test measures the amount of energy absorbed by a material during…

Q: what would be the the tensile strenght in pounds per square inch of a specimen measuring 0.375 in.…

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Q: 16.) What factors do not affect a mechanical testing? a) Temperature b) Increase in number of axes…

A: What factors do not affect a mechanical testing? a) Temperature b) Increase in number of axes for…

Q: why do we physically mark gauge length on the samples before the test even though the machine is…

A: As we have to give reason for putting the mark on sample under the Tensile testing machine ***AS per…

Q: b - Listed the types of nondestructive test method and explains one of methods which suitable for…

A: 1. b. Types of non destructive Testings        Note :- you have posted multiple questions on single…

Q: 4. The measured value of %El for a metal in a tensile test (Test 1) = 25%. The gauge length of the…

A: To determine the change in length of the specimen after the necking, we will find out the elongation…

Q: 2. How is the Rockwell test different from other hardness tests? HRC and HRC For what purpose and…

A: We will discuss  Rockwell test

Q: BSEN10045 is British standard for Brinell Hardness test Select one: True False

A: BSEN10045 is European standard for Charpy impact test

Q: is appi perpendicular to the specimen cross section, th material is under a significant

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Q: write an introduction for tensile test lab

A: Introduction for Tensile test lab: The apparatus that used in the experiment are  1.Tensile Machine…

Q: What is the maximum load that can be applied in our Universal Testing Machine located in Engineering…

A: A machine used to examine the elongation or contraction of the material under pulling and pushing…

Q: Brinell hardness test is performed in the TENSION zone of Universal Testing Machine Select one: True…

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Q: Minor load for Rockwell hardness test is same for all different scales, is it true? True False

A: Minor load for all scale of rockwell hardness test is 10 kg or 98.1 kgf.

Q: The most ductile structure is Pearlitic matrix with flaky graphite Pearlitic matrix with vermicular…

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Q: What is tensile testing?

A: Tensile testing is a testing of the specimen in which load are applied at the ends of the specimen…

Q: Briefly define the purpose, types and construction of the hardness measurement.

A: The principal purpose of the hardness measurement  is to determine the suitability of a material for…

Q: In which of the following tests, the specimen is in the form of simply supported beam?في اي من…

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Q: Which would be the most likely to measure for an inflated baloon? A. Shear modulus b  bulk modulus…

A: Which would be most likely to measure for an inflated balloon....... First and foremost what is…

Q: When the diameter of a specimen subjected to a twist test increases, the shear stress increases.…

A: The given statement is false.

Q: What is the fatigue test

A: Fatigue happens when a member is subjected to repeated loading . It may be completely reversed ,…

Q: 6) Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct? i. The ratio of the test temperature to the…

A: Given Material statement To find The correct statement

Q: What is the stimulus applied on the material to measure its mechanical property?*

A: A vast variety of tests covering two categories that can be separated broadly: Those who attempt to…

Q: Which of the following is/are true about strain?   It can be evaluated as the force applied per…

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Q: Applications of Rockwell Hardness A – Scale, B-Scale, C-Scale.

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Q: Information on the tensile test

A: A test performed on any workpiece or any element to determine its tensile property is known as the…

Q: Young's modulus is a very important mechanical property that can be directly measured by Vickers's…

A: Dear student,                     According to the guidelines I am allowed to answer only one…

Thermal Properties of Materials

In mechanical engineering, the thermal property is represented as the physical quantity that is relevant to the application of heat. The thermal properties are evaluated by variations in any specific material due to low heat or high heat. The quantities that influence the thermal property of the materials are mass, density, temperature, and many others.