Toughness is the area under the curve up to the fracture limit, whereas resilience is the area under the curve only upto the elastic limit. Thus, toughness shows us how much energy can a material absorb before fracture (failure) and resilience shows us how much energy can a material store upto it's elastic limit.(Which then can be released, like in a slingshot)
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What is defference between toughness and resilience
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Toughness is the area under the curve up to the fracture limit, whereas resilience is the area under the curve only upto the elastic limit.
Thus, toughness shows us how much energy can a material absorb before fracture (failure) and resilience shows us how much energy can a material store upto it's elastic limit.(Which then can be released, like in a slingshot)