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Relationships between the standard tension test and deformation process in cylindrical specimens such as bar, rod, or wire are discussed. Measures of elongation and reduction, test results and metal working, true stress and strain, work-hardening during deformation, correction of fracture stress, true non-uniform deformation curve, computation of strain hardening exponent, and fracture ductility and deformation limit are considered.
Relationships between the standard tension test and deformation process in cylindrical specimens such as bar, rod, or wire are discussed. Measures of elongation and reduction, test results and metal working, true stress and strain, work-hardening during deformation, correction of fracture stress, true non-uniform deformation curve, computation of strain hardening exponent, and fracture ductility and deformation limit are considered.
| Author(s) | Mohrnheim, A.F.University of Rhode Island |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products41(2): 243-248, 303-305 1966, Paper presented at WAI 35th Annual Convention, New York, NY USA |
| Year | 1966 |
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