YIELD STRESS STRAIN YOUNG’S MODULUS
SECTION AREA (A) STRESS ( ) = YOUNG’S MODULUS (E) = STRESS STRAIN ( ) ( ) CALCULATING YOUNG’S MODULUS FIRST CALCULATE CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA OF THE TEST PIECE RADIUS Pi ( ) =3.14 r2 1. A cylindrical test piece of nylon has been sent to your Materials Testing Laboratory. You have been asked to calculate the Young’s Modulus of the …
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