OBJECTIVES
DOE-HDBK-1017/1-93
Properties of Metals
ENABLING OBJECTIVES (Cont.)
1.9
Given the values of the associated material properties, CALCULATE the elongation of
a material using Hooke's Law.
1.10
DEFINE the following terms:
a.
Bulk Modulus
b.
Fracture point
1.11
Given stress-strain curves for ductile and brittle material, IDENTIFY the following
specific points on a stress-strain curve.
a.
Proportional limit
b.
Yield point
c.
Ultimate strength
d.
Fracture point
1.12
Given a stress-strain curve, IDENTIFY whether the type of material represented is ductile
or brittle.
1.13
Given a stress-strain curve, INTERPRET a stress-strain curve for the following:
a.
Application of Hooke's Law
b.
Elastic region
c.
Plastic region
1.14
DEFINE the following terms:
a.
Strength
b.
Ultimate tensile strength
c.
Yield strength
d.
Ductility
e.
Malleability
f.
Toughness
g.
Hardness
1.15
IDENTIFY how slip effects the strength of a metal.
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