The breaking strength of a 15.0 mm diameter bar was 540 MPa and the cross-sectional diameter after rupture was measured as 12.3 mm. Calculate the ductility in percent shrinkage and the actual stress at break.

The breaking strength of a 15.0 mm diameter bar was 540 MPa and the cross-sectional diameter after rupture was measured as 12.3 mm. Calculate the ductility in percent shrinkage and the actual stress at break.

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Chapter11: Fracture And Fatigue

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