Stress is the internal resistance in a body when deformed, measured in Pascal (Pa) or Mega Pascal (MPa). Types of stress include shear, torsional, tensile, compressive, and bending stress. The relationship between stress and strain is crucial in material analysis, with materials categorized as ducti

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Copper is used for electrical Cable because it's inexpensive, highly conductive, highly ductile, and thermal resistant. Copper is three times as thick as aluminum.

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In materials engineering, the use of true stress and true strain provides a more accurate representation of material behavior, especially in regions undergoing deformation like necking. True stress considers the instantaneous cross-sectional area, accounting for changes in the material's strength du

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Explore the use of metals in society, focusing on gold's suitability for jewellery due to its unreactive nature, ability to be polished and shaped. Discover terms like lustre, malleable, ductile, and thermal conductivity, essential for understanding metal properties. Engage in activities to define t

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Understanding the mechanical behavior of structures involves analyzing stress-strain diagrams, distinguishing between ductile and brittle materials, exploring linear and non-linear elastic properties, studying plastic deformation, yield strength, ultimate tensile strength, and toughness. Elastic beh

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