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bright.mcanyana
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Material Properties

12/24/2010 2:00 AM

Hi guys

will anyone remind me of mechaincal properties of materials and how to classify different materials?
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12/24/2010 4:00 AM

Fy yield strength
Fu ultimate strength
S section modulus
I (or J) moment of inertia
E modulus of elasticity
Alloying element percentages
...and a few bookfuls of stuff...

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12/24/2010 5:01 AM

thanks Tornado,enjoy your Xmas and happy new year.
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12/25/2010 2:17 PM

Amongst th bookfuls you may find % elongation, %reduction in area, hardness, as well as som e more general concepts like ductility, brittleness, elastic, plastic, etc.. Milo

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