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    This document discusses stress-strain diagrams and axial loading. It defines stress as force per unit area and strain as elongation per unit length. It explains that nominal stress looks at stress over the original area while true stress considers changes in area from loading. Similarly, nominal strain uses original length and true strain accounts for changes. The document outlines a tension test that applies an axial load and measures the resulting stress-strain response, creating a normal stress-strain diagram that defines the material's mechanical behavior.

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    This document discusses stress-strain diagrams and axial loading. It defines stress as force per unit area and strain as elongation per unit length. It explains that nominal stress looks at stress over the original area while true stress considers changes in area from loading. Similarly, nominal strain uses original length and true strain accounts for changes. The document outlines a tension test that applies an axial load and measures the resulting stress-strain response, creating a normal stress-strain diagram that defines the material's mechanical behavior.

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    This document discusses stress-strain diagrams and axial loading. It defines stress as force per unit area and strain as elongation per unit length. It explains that nominal stress looks at stress over the original area while true stress considers changes in area from loading. Similarly, nominal strain uses original length and true strain accounts for changes. The document outlines a tension test that applies an axial load and measures the resulting stress-strain response, creating a normal stress-strain diagram that defines the material's mechanical behavior.

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    Mechanics of Materials I:

    Fundamentals of Stress & Strain and Axial Loading


    Dr. Wayne Whiteman
    Senior Academic Professional and Director of the Office of Student Services
    Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering
    Module 9 Learning Outcome
    • Define/Discuss Stress-Strain Diagrams
    Axial Centric Loading

    P P
    L
    Transverse Cut, N=P

    Normal Stress
    Force per unit area
    perpendicular to the cut surface
    Nominal Stress
    (Engineering Stress) True Stress
    N N
     
    AO A
    Normal Strain
    Elongation per unit length
    Nominal Strain
    (Engineering Strain) True Strain
     
     
    LO L
    Tension Test
    Tension Test
    Normal Stress-Strain Diagram
    Normal Stress-Strain Diagram

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