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    This document provides an exercise asking students to analyze stress-strain curves obtained from tensile tests of low-carbon steel and high purity aluminum. Students are asked to read the graphs and report the yield strength, tensile strength, uniform elongation, post-uniform elongation, and total elongation for both materials in terms of engineering stress and strain.

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    This document provides an exercise asking students to analyze stress-strain curves obtained from tensile tests of low-carbon steel and high purity aluminum. Students are asked to read the graphs and report the yield strength, tensile strength, uniform elongation, post-uniform elongation, and total elongation for both materials in terms of engineering stress and strain.

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    Lecture @ IIT Hyderabad (MS5730) March, 2024

    N.Tsuji, Kyoto Univ.

    [Exercise 3]
    Engineering stress-strain curves obtained from tensile tests at room temperature of
    low-carbon steel (Fe-0.10mass%C) and high purity aluminum (purity of 99.99mass%).
    From the graphs, read and show the yield strength (upper- and lower-yield stresses for the
    low-C steel, and 0.2% proof stress for pure Al), tensile strength, uniform elongation,
    post-uniform elongation, and total elongation of the low-C steel and pure Al. The strength
    and elongation should be expressed in engineering stress and strain, respectively.
    Lecture @ IIT Hyderabad (MS5730) March, 2024
    N.Tsuji, Kyoto Univ.
    Lecture @ IIT Hyderabad (MS5730) March, 2024
    N.Tsuji, Kyoto Univ.

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