Materials For Civil And Construction Engineers In Si Units
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Chapter 1, Problem 1.22QP
Figure P1.22 shows (i) elastic–perfectly plastic and (ii) elastoplastic with strain hardening idealized responses. What stress is needed in each case to have:
a. a strain of 0.001?
b. a strain of 0.004?
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Figure P1.18 shows (i) elastic–perfectly plastic and (ii) elastoplastic with strain hardening idealized responses. What stress is needed in each case to have: a. a strain of 0.001? b. a strain of 0.004?
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a strain of 0.001?
a strain of 0.004?
Figure shows (i) elastic–perfectly plastic and (ii) elastoplastic with strain hardening idealized responses. What stress is needed in each case to have:a. a strain of 0.001?b. a strain of 0.004?
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Materials For Civil And Construction Engineers In Si Units
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