Mechanical Properties Flashcards

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What are the mechanical properties?

A

Strength
Stiffness
Hardness
Ductility

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What is the Gauge length?

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An arbitrary portion of the reduced parallel section of a tensile specimen over which an extension is measured

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What is the Tensile Strength?

A

The maximum nominal stress in a tensile tesr

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4
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Which two tests would you use to inspect a material on site to prevent possible damages?

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  1. Hardness test
  2. Metallographic test
    a. Electrolytic Preparation
    b. Mechanical Preparation
    c. Transcopy Replica Foil
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What is hardness?

A

The resistance of a material to deformation by indentation

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What is toughness?

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Energy to break a unit volume of a material (approximated by the area under the stress-strain curve)

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7
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What is the equation for Poisson’s ratio?

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v = Lateral Strain/Longitudinal Strain

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Where is Tensile Stress represented on an engineering stress-strain curve?

A

The maximum stress value

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What is the difference between engineering stress and true stress?

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True stress takes into account the reduction in area owing to deformation whereas engineering stress uses the original cross-sectional area

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What are the three typed of indentation tests?

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  1. Vickers (pyramid)
  2. Rockwell (cone or ball)
  3. Brinell (ball)
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