i did not understand the angle of rupture and repose can you explain it in a practical way so that we can visualize what is actually happening in.Thank you
Angle of repose is the maximum angle up to where a material can be stable. Look at the following examples 1. You are standing on a flat surface. If some one rises the platform you are on. You will be stable without any external support till some extent. If the angle increases, you will slide and need an external support in order to keep yourself stable. 2. Pour sand in a platform. this will always be conical shape. the angle will never increase. It occupies more space horizontally and will not sustain vertical height. If you measure the angle of that cone with earth, that shall be angle of repose. And angle of rupture is that even if you/ any material is having external support, for example sand being stored in rectangular box, it has tendency to fail along a plane when the material is not much strong, which we are calling as rupture plane
@@mohitgarg6301 Hi Mohit, If as you've already understood angle of repose, you can understand angle of rupture as well.....See explanation below............ When we are storing any material in a container, when the container is not strong enough to hold that material, it fails. That breakage angle itself is angle of rupture. When it is not stored in any container, it attains a conical shape with some base angle which is known as repose. So both are different. There is no rule that the angle of rupture to be same as angle of repose for all materials.
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i did not understand the angle of rupture and repose can you explain it in a practical way so that we can visualize what is actually happening in.Thank you
Angle of repose is the maximum angle up to where a material can be stable. Look at the following examples
1. You are standing on a flat surface. If some one rises the platform you are on. You will be stable without any external support till some extent. If the angle increases, you will slide and need an external support in order to keep yourself stable.
2. Pour sand in a platform. this will always be conical shape. the angle will never increase. It occupies more space horizontally and will not sustain vertical height. If you measure the angle of that cone with earth, that shall be angle of repose.
And angle of rupture is that even if you/ any material is having external support, for example sand being stored in rectangular box, it has tendency to fail along a plane when the material is not much strong, which we are calling as rupture plane
@@MounikaMeduri mam pls further explain plane of rupture.I understand angle of repose but not plane of rupture
@@mohitgarg6301 Hi Mohit, If as you've already understood angle of repose, you can understand angle of rupture as well.....See explanation below............
When we are storing any material in a container, when the container is not strong enough to hold that material, it fails. That breakage angle itself is angle of rupture.
When it is not stored in any container, it attains a conical shape with some base angle which is known as repose.
So both are different. There is no rule that the angle of rupture to be same as angle of repose for all materials.
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