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1. Need for stress-strain relation
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Define stress in your own words.
Hint
Think about forces acting on surfaces.
- 2.
What is strain?
Hint
Consider how materials change shape under force.
- 3.
What do we call the relationship that joins stress and strain?
- Elasticity Relation
- Constitutive Relation
- Equilibrium Relation
Hint
Think about how materials respond to applied forces.
- 4.
True or False: Stress can be defined as force over area.
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- False
Hint
Recall the basic definition of stress.
- 5.
Design a simple experiment to measure the stress-strain relationship in a material of your choice and outline the steps.
Hint
Consider the setup of forces and measurements you would need.
- 6.
Given a material with a specific stress-strain relation defined by σ = Eϵ, find the stress produced if the strain is 0.01 and E (Young's modulus) is 200 GPa.
Hint
Don't forget to convert units appropriately.
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