This task related to destructive and non-destructive test methods that can be used to identify properties of metal and non-metals, and compare and contrast theoretical given values with the practical data give.
a. Figure 11 shows results/ observation of several tensile tests performed. Compare and contrast theoretical material properties: modules of elasticity (205GPa), yield stress (300MPa) and ultimate tensile stress (500MPa) of metal (ferrite stainless steels Grade 409) of the specimens 1 and specimen 16 shown in Figure 11(Left) and using the destructive tensile test results in the graph (Figure 11-Right) for relevant specimens.
Theoretical given
"E= 205GPa\\\\\nS_{yt}= 300 MPa\\\\\nS_{ut}= 500 MPa\\\\"
Practical elasticity
Modulus of elasticity =Slope of the curve
"\\implies \\frac{350-0}{\\frac{0.03}{100}-0}\\\\\nF= \\frac{11666.66}{10^{-2}}= 1166.66 GPa"
Yield stress is 350 MPa and ultimate stress is 475 MPa from the graph
Specimen 1
Theoretical given
"E= 205GPa\\\\\nS_{yt}= 300 MPa\\\\\nS_{ut}= 500 MPa\\\\"
Practical results
The slope is the same for all curves, "E=1166.66 GPa"
Yield stress is 350 MPa and ultimate stress is 400 MPa from the graph
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