Internal resistance to
force or load.
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A material's resistance
to failure through tension. (Load / cross
section).
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Change in length due to
an applied load. (final length.
-
original length ) / original length.
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The measure of a
material's ability to resist a load without rupture,
collapse, failure or undue distortion.
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Resistance to
deformation and fracture by indentation or
impact.
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Resistance to fracture
after deformation has began by loading in
tension.
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Resistance to
deformation, fracture or failure through stress,
impact, tension and compression.
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Resistance to fracture
after deformation has began by loading in
compression.
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Progressive fracture or
failure caused by repeated cycles of stress.
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Rupture with little or
no permanent deformation.
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A material's resistance
to fatigue.
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Continuing deformation
under stress without an increase in load.
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The ability of a
material to return to its original shape after
deformation; stored energy that is released upon the
removal of the load.
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Resistance to
elasticity.
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A marked increase in
deformation without an increase in load.
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A change in cross
section due to applied load. (original area
-
final area ) / original area.
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Permanent mechanical
change produced by force or load. {yield to
stress}
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Resistance to permanent
deformation under load.{stress energy}
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