EXPLAIN STRESS-STRAIN CURVE WITH DIAGRAM
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you are in the diagram it is given about stress strain curve it is an screenshot from Wikipedia
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• the point A represents the proportionality limit. O to A the material follows hooke's law as the stress remains directly proportional to strain.
• After point A hooke's law is not followed.
• Point B represents the elastic limit.
The body regains It's original shape and size on removal of deforming force.
The B point is called the yield point.
• After Point B the material starts to deform permanently and shows permanent strain even after removal of deforming or distorting force.
• D point is the maximum/ultimate stress that can be applied to that body after which even a slight trace of stress can cause high magnitude of strain.
• Finally the breaking point or fracture point comes where the material breaks down.
If DE is short it is considered brittle.
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Blessed be the mystery of physics.
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• the point A represents the proportionality limit. O to A the material follows hooke's law as the stress remains directly proportional to strain.
• After point A hooke's law is not followed.
• Point B represents the elastic limit.
The body regains It's original shape and size on removal of deforming force.
The B point is called the yield point.
• After Point B the material starts to deform permanently and shows permanent strain even after removal of deforming or distorting force.
• D point is the maximum/ultimate stress that can be applied to that body after which even a slight trace of stress can cause high magnitude of strain.
• Finally the breaking point or fracture point comes where the material breaks down.
If DE is short it is considered brittle.
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Blessed be the mystery of physics.
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