Question

The Limit Beyond Which The Material Does Not Behave Elastically Is Known As _______

Answer 1

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The elastic limit is the stress value beyond which the material no longer behaves elastically but becomes permanently deformed.

Answer 2

Elastic Limit

Explanation:

• Elastic limit, greatest stretch or force per unit area inside a solid material that can emerge some time recently the onset of lasting misshapening.
• When stresses up to the flexible constrain are evacuated, the fabric resumes its unique measure and shape.
• Elastic limit is the upper limit of deforming force upto which, in the event that misshaping drive is expelled.
• The body regains its unique shape totally and past which in the event that distorting constrain is expanded the body loses its property of elasticity and get for all time distorted.