Metals 101-7 Tensile Testing and the Stress Strain Diagram

[@jaisanrj]

The best video on the subject I've ever watched.

[@hoomanmech84]

Great video. Old test instruments depict concepts more tangible and understandable than modern instruments and thus they're more suitable for educational purposes.

[@Starcross42]

Great video and very clear. thank you.

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This is a very helpful and educational video, thank you.

[@masudparvez822]

Very good to know details of Stress-Strain

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[@fastbike9845]

Very useful. I'm looking to see what the pullout force would be for a M8 sized stainless (304) rivet nut in a 2mm 6062 alloy sheet. How would I set up a rig to test that ?

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[@MijoK1983]

Hello, nice job. Do you know what the maximum clamping force should be on the supports of the aluminum tube, so that the tube does not flatten?

[@harunerdem1014]

Thanks for the video, exellent job.

[@Sheetmetalparts]

How to check yield pt and UTS of small screws say m6 x 30mm. The supplier says that it is 5.8 grade, that is it has 500MPa UTS and 400 MPa Ys, but how to check that on an Universal testing machines.?

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Very clear, Thanks

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Whats material of first sample

[@yoshiomaki1517]

So, is yield point the yield strength? The maximum stress of materials withing the elastic zone?

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perfect system

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haha! As expected, it does not break in the middle!!!

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How are these dog bones tests made?