Why is tensile strength testing important for construction and civil engineering

Q: What is the impurities of water that causes hardness?

A: There are two types of hardness. 1. Temporary hardness. 2. Permanent hardness.

Q: What is the importance of metal bench work in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering

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Q: what would be the tensile strength in pounds per square inch of a specimen measuring .375' thick and…

A: Tensile strength: The maximum resistance offered by the material to fracture or failure under the…

Q: What are your viewpoints about certain ane uncertain in structural engineering?Give more examples…

A: A certain structure means the structure is safe and do not have any source of error, and an…

Q: determine the largest centrally applied vertical load P it can support.

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Q: What is Hardness as a Physical Properties of Mineral? Why are they Useful in Civil Engineering?

A: Define the hardness as a physical properties of mineral. Why are they useful in civil engineering.

Q: Why are ceramics used in compression only?

A: Ceramics Strength:

Q: Question 15 materials are materials that can be drawn out under tension without fracture. O Ductile…

A: We have to know which materials can be drawn out under tension without failure...

Q: Discus why the value of compressive strength more than tensile strength.

A: To discuss: Why the value of compressive strength more than tensile strength.

Q: Question 4 A torsion test shows that the shear modulus of an aluminum specimen is 4.60 x 106 psi.…

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Q: Question One (Compulsory) The following results were obtained during a tensile testing of a highiy…

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Q: The stress-strain diagram of a reinforcement steel having a cross-sectional diameter of 12 mm…

A: "As per our guidelines we are supposed to solve first three sub-parts, kindly post other questions…

Q: Explain Earth-quake force & Wind pressure and the rational formulae for calculation of these forces…

A: A dynamic force that is exerted on the steel structure due to seismic action is known as Earth-quake…

Q: To stretch a 200 mm long tensile test specimen (a) of steel elastically by 0.08 mm. How many loads…

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Q: A combined section of steel and copper is subjected to a compressive load. Refer to the table below…

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Q: A part’s maximum Von Mises stress and materials are given below.  Determine for each of these…

A: To determine whether given part is safe or not.

Q: Define SELECTION OF MATERIALS

A: Material selection is the process of choosing the best material required to fulfill the requirements…

Q: Stress-strain plot for a metal is given below. Determine the following: a) Modulus of elasticity. b)…

A: Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we’ll answer the first 3. Please resubmit the question and…

Q: Tensile test data for wires, used to support the beam, is shown in table-1. Gauge length during…

A: The tension test is conducted in the UTM. This test is standardized by the American Society for…

Q: In a tensile test, Load and Elongation are Normalized to Engineering Stress and Engineering Strain .…

A: The tensile test is one of the most important stress-strain test with which the determination of…

Q: What tests are used on metal to determine its hardness?

A: metal's  hardness= A hardness of metal indicates resistance to permanent changes in dimension when a…

Q: A metal specimen 36mm in diameter has a length of 360 mm. A force of 300 kN elongates the length by…

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Q: How is a tensile test of a carbon nanotube done

A: Carbon Nanotube are the tubes produced from closed graphene sheets which possesses excellent…

Q: Which of the following terms indicate "the ability of the material to not to undergo change in shape…

A: Finding out the given statement correct option.

Q: Define what is a stress-strain diagram and its importance in Civil Engineering field.

A: ASKED: To define a stress-strain diagram and it's importance in civil engineering.     Definition: A…

Q: 3. Discuss how to determine the following material properties of structural steel using an…

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Q: effect of crosslinks on an elastomer

A: Elastomers are loosely cross-linked polymers. They have the characteristics of rubber in terms of…

Q: 180 mm 20 mm 40 ku/m 30 mm 80 mw 20 m 80 mm

A: The total length of the beam(L)=7 m, The total load on beam(P)=40 kN/m, Top flange: width(Bf)=180…

Q: what is the equation for finding toughness

A: Given data in question  Toughness To be discussed  Equation of finding toughness.   Toughness is the…

Q: (b) How do you differentiate between Brittle and ductile materials? Which materials are preferred…

A: Materials used for engineering purposes should be capable to withstand the design load. Different…

Q: WALK AROUND YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD AND FIND THREE EXAMPLES OF DEFORMABLE MATERIALS THAT EXPERIENCED…

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Q: A tensile test specimen of stainless steel alloy having a diameter of 0.495 in. and a gage length of…

A: Given above curve we have to find the modulus of elasticity

Q: How and Why is the Hardness of Mineral important in Civil Engineering? Provide a thorough discussion

A: Hardness Hardness is defined as the resistance of a mineral to the scratching. It is a specific…

Q: Difference between strength, hardness and toughness of a material

A: Strength: This is the ability of material which is required to maintain it's shape from force which…

Q: How and Why is the Cleavage of Mineral important in Civil Engineering? Provide a thorough discus

A: Cleavage is a sort of planar rock feature that arises as a result of deformation and metamorphism in…

Q: Why Ceramics are stronger in compression than in tension? (Provided that the answer is scientific…

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Q: What is the advantage of bonding tabs to the ends of the FRP specimen when conducting tensile test?

A: FRP stands for fiber reinforced polymer material. It's is composite material reinforced with fibers.…

Q: Impact test measures . . of material. (a) Hardness (c) toughness (b) ductility (d) brittleness

A: in impact test we measures the ability of material to withstand dynamic load.

Q: A tensile test was performed on a metal specimen having a circular cross section with a diameter of…

A: It is required to determine the stress. σ=PA Here P is the applied load, and A is the area of cross…

Q: Engineering structure testing and detection

A: Metal structure models are generally concerned mainly in the selection of material and nodal…