Chapter 1 Tension, Compression, and Shear
Af: final area at fracture section for ductile steel, RA j 50% For material have small fracture strain, it is classified as brittle material, such as concrete, cast iron, rock, glass, etc. B: fracture stress, same as ultimate stress Stress-Strain diagram in …
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