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1. The document provides instructions and data for 6 problems related to material properties and tensile testing. It includes calculating elastic modulus, yield strength, strain, stress, and constants from stress-strain curves. 2. Problem 5 involves determining principal stresses, hydrostatic and deviatoric parts of a given stress state. 3. Problem 6 involves calculating principal stresses from given stresses, and deriving expressions for true stress and strain at necking onset.

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HW 1

1. The document provides instructions and data for 6 problems related to material properties and tensile testing. It includes calculating elastic modulus, yield strength, strain, stress, and constants from stress-strain curves. 2. Problem 5 involves determining principal stresses, hydrostatic and deviatoric parts of a given stress state. 3. Problem 6 involves calculating principal stresses from given stresses, and deriving expressions for true stress and strain at necking onset.

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Home Work #1 Points: 10 MSE450 due: Mon 1/19/2009 Wed 1/21/2009 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1.

A tensile test on 1020 steel gives the following results: Load, kN Diameter, mm Length, mm 0.0 12.8 50.800 No data are taken at maximum load. 22.2 50.848 a. Calculate the elastic modulus. 28.5 (yield begins) b. Calculate the maximum load during the test. [its not 51.2 12.2 56.1 51.2 kN !] 51.2 10.4 67.3 c. Calculate the maximum nominal strain. 43.6 (fracture) 69.8 d. Calculate the strength of the steel. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2. The graph shows results of a tensile test of 1040 steel. Specific values at several points are given below: Load,kN Gage Length, cm Diameter, mm Initial 0.0 5.08 12.8 a 23.6 5.0848 12.796 b 27.1 5.19 c 46.4 5.56 12.4 d 52.5 6.25 10.9

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Calculate the constants K and n for the plastic strain-hardening region. Calculate the modulus of elasticity. iii. Estimate the yield strength. Calculate the maximum stress during the test Estimate the true uniform and necking strains [if the fracture dia is 10mm]. Evaluate the toughness of the material.

A test bar 12.83mm in diameter with a 50mm gage length is loaded elastically with 156kN and is stretched 0.356mm. Its diameter is 12.80mm under load. a. What is the bulk modulus of the bar? b. What is its shear modulus? The stress-strain curve of a material is described by the equation: =6000.35 MPa. a. Find the 0.2% offset yield stress. b. Find the true and nominal stress at the onset of necking. Find the principal stresses 1, 2, 3 as solutions of the determinant. b. Find the hydrostatic part of the stresses. Find the deviatoric part of the stresses (check your answer by calculating the Trace of deviatoric stress).
Given the stress state (MPa) : 20 20 0 20 0 30 40 40 20

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6. For the stress state (with respect to x-y axes) : x = 50 ksi, y = 5 ksi, xy = -8 ksi, find the principal stresses.
dS d do not hand in a. In a tensile test, ( de )= 0 at Pmax where necking begins. Show that ( ) = , where and are true stress and d strain respectivley. b. For a material which follows the standard work-hardening law ( = Kn), show that the value of the true strain [u] at the onset of necking is given by the work-hardening parameter, n.

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