Lecture 1. Material Properties 1. Background
Material Properties 1. Background ... Another interesting effect is noticed when we stretch a material into the plastic range, and then release it. The following figure shows what happens: (a) there is a permanent deformation; (b) the slope of the ... the bending tools (which determine how much to bend to get the correct angle) ?
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