Stress–strain curves for steel, aluminium and concrete
Pull a bar of mild steel, reinforcing steel or aluminium, or crush concrete, and follow the stress–strain curve through elastic, plastic and necking stages.
Works in metric or imperial units.
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How do you find Young's modulus?
It is the gradient of the straight elastic part of the stress–strain curve: stress / strain.
What is the yield strength?
The stress at which the material starts to deform permanently.
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