Question: Figure shown below is the engineering stress - strain curve for a plain steel. The Determine: ( 1 ) Ultimate tensile strength ( 2 )

Figure shown below is the engineering stress-strain curve for a plain steel. The
Determine:
(1) Ultimate tensile strength
(2) Yield strength
(3) Modulus of elasticity
(4) Modulus of resilience
(5) Ductility
(6) How does stress strain curve change when strain and temperature increase?
(7) You're asked to select a material for an application that requires high impact strength at 50C. Two candidates, an aluminum alloy and 1040 steel, have similar and adequate impact strength at room temperature. Which one do you suggest for this application (i.e. use at -50C)?
(8) Identify the preferred slip systems in FCC, BCC and HCP metals.
(9) Explain why HCP metals are typically brittle than FCC and BCC? How do you think the ductility of BCT (body centered tetragonal) crystals would compare with BCC and FCC crystals?
(10) A single Crystal of zinc is oriented for a tensile test such that the normal to its slip plane makes an angle of 65 with an applied stress. Three possible slip direction make angles of 30 and 78` with the applied stress. Which of these slip directions is most favored?
(11) Nanostructured metals usually have low ductility. Explain why in terms of mechanical behavior and deformation mechanism.
Figure shown below is the engineering stress -

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