What is biomechanics? What is strain and stress? What is coefficient of damping?
What is biomechanics? What is strain and stress? What is coefficient of damping? What is storage and loss modulus? What is sound pressure and sound intensity?
Q1. Describe mechanical properties of stress-strain
behavior of a polymer and a plastic (contrast with stress-strain
curves of ceramics and metals)
Q2. Describe variation of elastic/relaxation modulus
with temperature.
Q3. Describe viscoelasticity and examples of a
rubber/elastomer.
What is the difference between a stress and a strain? Which is
the cause and which is the effect? Provide one example to
illustrate each and explain the difference in detail.
A stress is suddenly applied to a muscle and then held constant
while strain and strain‐rate are measured (see right figure). The
phenomenon explaining the measured strain is called
__________________. As the stress is maintained and the strain
reaches steady state __________________ stresses dominate the total
stress.
a. Stress‐relaxation, elastic
b. Stress‐relaxation, viscous
c. Creep, viscous
d. Creep, elastic
DISCUSSIONS:
1. Draw a typical stress-strain diagram and indicate what are
meant by peak strength and residual strength .
2. What are the limitations of direct shear stress? 3.
Draw the Mohr’s circle foe failure for a direct shear stress
test and mark the failure plane, a major principle plain and minor
principal plain.
4. If the test is under a normal stress of 2.5 kg/cm2 , find the
shear load at which the soil will fail.(Use ? found from...
Tensile testing
can someone tell me how to calcualte the true strain,
engineering strain, true stress and engineering stress of the
following data o got from tensile testing machine. I assumed area
to be constant during the test
i need to draw the curves of the true and engineeing in excel
please
TESTNUM
POINTNUM
TIME
POSIT
FORCE
EXT
Area
5368
1
0.156
-5E-05
347.6111
-0.00138
0.0628
5368
2
0.58
-5E-05
348.3641
0
0.0628
5368
3
0.777
0.0007
363.0201
0.021787
0.0628...