elasticity Flashcards

(11 cards)

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what is shear stress

A
  • shear stress makes layers of fluid slide over each other
  • a shear stress force is parallel to an area
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2
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unit for viscocity

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pascal seconds

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3
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what is hooke’s law

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for a material within its elastic limit, the force applied is directly proportional to the extension of the material

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4
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equation for extension using force

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Extension = Force/stiffness

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5
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what happens to the force of the string as the stiffness increases

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  • as the stiffness on a spring increases, more newtons of force an are required to stretch the spring
  • a stiffer spring has a steeper gradient
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6
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elastic definition

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the object can return to its original shape after being stretched

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7
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what is the yeild point

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the point where the material begins to experience permanent deformation

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8
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equations for youngs modulus

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youngs modulus = stress / strain
ym = FL / Ax
F = force, L = length, A = area, x = extension

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9
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why is a longer wire required for the youngs modulus experiment

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  • it allows a greater extension with the same force for safety and cost
  • this gives larger measurements relative to the resolution which decreases the percentage uncertainty
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10
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equation for stress

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stress = force / cross sectional area

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11
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equation for strain

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strain = extension / original length

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