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    The document appears to be a series of engineering notes on mechanical properties of materials. It includes worked examples calculating stress and strain for an applied load, as well as definitions of terms like modulus of elasticity, axial stiffness, modulus of resilience, and modulus of toughness. The examples relate an applied load to the stress experienced by a material, and whether it remains in the elastic deformation region or enters plastic deformation. The document suggests the material will retain some permanent deformation after plastic yield and load removal.

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    The document appears to be a series of engineering notes on mechanical properties of materials. It includes worked examples calculating stress and strain for an applied load, as well as definitions of terms like modulus of elasticity, axial stiffness, modulus of resilience, and modulus of toughness. The examples relate an applied load to the stress experienced by a material, and whether it remains in the elastic deformation region or enters plastic deformation. The document suggests the material will retain some permanent deformation after plastic yield and load removal.

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    Question (1)

    SOLUTION

    a. If P = 30 kN :

    < y = 450 MPa valid

    But when the load is removed,


    The elastic strain will be recovered
    (return to zero).

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    b. If P = 47.5 kN :

    > y = 450 MPa not applicable

    From the geometry of the shaded triangle,

    When the load is removed,


    The elastic strain will be recovered but the plastic strain will remain.
    The strain recovers along a line AB which is parrallel to the original elastic line.

    Then, the elastic recovery

    The plastic strain

    The permanent elongation

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    Question (2)

    SOLUTION

    a. Modulus of elasticity ( E ) : c. Modulus of resilience ( ur ) :

    b. Axial stiffness ( K ) : d. Modulus of toughness ( ut ) :

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    Question (3)

    SOLUTION

    a. Modulus of elasticity ( E ) : - b. Modulus of rigidity ( G ) :

    Not included in ICA 2

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