vtmike
Mechanical
- Mar 12, 2008
- 139
Hi,
I got the following properties for steel from a manufacturer,
Tensile Strength = 135000 psi
Yield Strength = 130000 psi
Elongation in 2 inches = 16% minimum
Reduction in Area = 50% minimum
Hardness (Rockwell C) = 29 - 34Rc
From above properties I need to calculate the Elastic modulus & Poisson's ratio. This is how I went about it,
1. strain = (change in length)/(original length) = .16
2. Elastic modulus, E=stress/strain=135000/.16=843750 psi
3. Poissons ratio=lateral strain/axial strain=.16/.5 = .32
I don't think above procedure is correct because the modulus of elasticity should be somewhere around 30e6 psi. There seems to be some problem with the strain calculation. Am I reading it wrong?
Thanks,
Mike
I got the following properties for steel from a manufacturer,
Tensile Strength = 135000 psi
Yield Strength = 130000 psi
Elongation in 2 inches = 16% minimum
Reduction in Area = 50% minimum
Hardness (Rockwell C) = 29 - 34Rc
From above properties I need to calculate the Elastic modulus & Poisson's ratio. This is how I went about it,
1. strain = (change in length)/(original length) = .16
2. Elastic modulus, E=stress/strain=135000/.16=843750 psi
3. Poissons ratio=lateral strain/axial strain=.16/.5 = .32
I don't think above procedure is correct because the modulus of elasticity should be somewhere around 30e6 psi. There seems to be some problem with the strain calculation. Am I reading it wrong?
Thanks,
Mike