A mild steel rod of 12 mm diameter was tested for tensile strength with the gauge length of 60 mm. Following observations were recorded: Final length = 80 mm; Final diameter = 7 mm; Yield load = 3.4kN and Ultimate load = 6.1kN. Calculate: a) Yield stress. b) Ultimate tensile stress. c) Percentage reduction in area. d) Percentage elongation.
Answers
Answer:
Explanation:
(i)Yields stress
=Wu/A
=3400/113
=30.1
(ii)Ultimate tensile stress
=Wu/A
=6100/113
=54N/mm sq (MPa)
(iii)Percentage reduction in area
=A-a / A
=113-38.5/113
=0.66 or 66%
(iv)Percentage elongation
=Max-min/min
=L-l ÷l ×100
=80-60÷60 ×100
=33.33%
Given :
initial diameter (D) = 12 mm ; gauge length ( l) = 60 mm ; final length (L) = 80 mm; initial diameter (d) = 7 mm ; Yield load ( ) = 3.4 kN = 3400 N; ultimate load () = 6.1 kN = 6100 kN
To Find :
a) Yield stress. b) Ultimate tensile stress. c) Percentage reduction in area. d) Percentage elongation in length.
Solution :
We know that original area of the rod (A) = x
= x ()
= x 144 = 113
Final Area (a) = x
= x () = 38.5
(a) We know, Yield Stress =
=
= 30.1 N/ = 30.1 MPa
(b) We know, the ultimate tensile stress =
=
= 54 N/ = 54 MPa
(c) We know that percentage reduction in area = x 100%
= x 100%
= 66%
(d) We know that percentage elongation in length = x 100%
= x 100%
= 25%