5. Materials Flashcards

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What is Hooke’s law?

A

F=kx

The extension of a stretched wire is proportional to the load or force, F.

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What is the limit of proportionality?

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The point at which the material no longer obeys Hooke’s law.

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What is the elastic limit?

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The point at which the material is permanently stretched.

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What is an elastic deformation?

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When a stretched material has its load removed, it will return to its original extension.

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5
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What is plastic deformation?

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The material is permanently stretched.

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What is breaking stress?

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When an object is under stress to the extent that it breaks.

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7
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What is ultimate tensile stress (UTS)?

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The maximum stress that a material can withstand.

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How is the elastic strain energy in a stretched material calculate graphically?

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It is the are under the graph of force against extension.

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How is the elastic strain energy calculated?

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It is the are under the graph of force against extension.

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What are elastic and plastic deformations?

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In elastic, the material is not permanantly stretched whereas in plastic deformations, it would not return to its initial position.

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What is breaking stress?

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When the stress on an object is enough to break it.

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What is ultimate tensile stress (UTS)?

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The max stress that a material can withstand.

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13
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How can elastic strain energy be calculated graphically?

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Area under a force extension graph.

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14
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What is the equation for the work done in extending a string?

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E = 0.5kx^2

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What is Young’s modulus?

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Below the limit of proportionality, it is a constant that is equal to stress / strain.

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How do you calculate the energy per unit volume (under the limit of proportionality)?

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Energy per unit volume = 0.5 x stress x strain

17
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What are brittle materials?

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They simply break after they are deformed too much.