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Porperties <strong>and</strong> Testing of Metals 125<br />

Locking<br />

Lever<br />

H<strong>and</strong><br />

Wheel<br />

Lower<br />

Cross-<br />

Head<br />

Column<br />

Square Threaded<br />

Screw<br />

Compression<br />

Plates<br />

Beds<br />

Test P iece<br />

Table<br />

Fig. 7.8 Schematic compression test set up on a universal testing machine<br />

Tensile Strain<br />

The ratio of increase in length <strong>to</strong> the original length is known as tensile strain.<br />

Compressive Strain<br />

The ratio of decrease in length <strong>to</strong> the original length is known as compressive strain.<br />

Modulus of Elasticity<br />

The ratio of tensile stress <strong>to</strong> tensile strain or compressive stress <strong>to</strong> compressive strain is<br />

called modulus of elasticity. It is denoted by E. It is also called as Young’s modulus of elasticity.<br />

E = Tensile Stress/Tensile Strain<br />

Modulus of Rigidity<br />

The ratio of sheer stress <strong>to</strong> shear strain is called modulus of rigidity. It is denoted by G.<br />

G = Shear Stress/Shear Strain<br />

Bulk Modulus<br />

The ratio of direct stress <strong>to</strong> the volumetric strain (ratio of change in volume <strong>to</strong> the<br />

original volume is known as volumetric strain) is called Bulk modulus (denoted by K).<br />

K = Direct stress/volumetric strain<br />

Linear <strong>and</strong> Lateral Strain<br />

When a body is subjected <strong>to</strong> tensile force its length increases <strong>and</strong> the diameter decreases.<br />

So when a test specimen of metal is stressed, one deformation is in the direction of force<br />

which is called linear strain <strong>and</strong> other deformation is perpendicular <strong>to</strong> the force called lateral<br />

strain.

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