Relationship between
Stress and Strain are derived on the basis of the elastic behaviour of material bodies.
A standard mild steel
specimen( ductile specimen) is subjected to a gradually increasing pull by Universal
Testing Machine.
The stress-strain curve
obtained is as shown below.
Stress strain diagram for ductile material
A -Elastic Limit
B - Upper Yield Stress
C - Lower Yield Stress
D -Ultimate Stress
E -Breaking Stress
B - Upper Yield Stress
C - Lower Yield Stress
D -Ultimate Stress
E -Breaking Stress
Point A : Elastic limit
point or Proportionality point: Proportional limit is point on the curve up to which the
value of stress and strain remains proportional. The stress up to this point can be also be known as proportional
limit stress.Hooke’s law is obeyed between the point O to A.
Point B : Upper Yield point: Yield strength or yield point is the material property defined as the stress at which a material begins to deform plastically.Upper
yield point is the point wherein the
stress increases and correspondingly strain also increases.
Point
C : Lower Yield point : It
is the point where the load remains constant and strain is increased
correspondingly.
Point D : Ultimate
Stress Point/ Maximum Stress point: Ultimate stress point is
the maximum strength that material have to bear stress before breaking. It can
also be defined as the ultimate stress corresponding to the peak point on the
stress strain graph.
Point E : Breaking point /Failure point/ Fracture point : Breaking point or breaking stress is point where strength of material
breaks. The stress associates with this point known as breaking
strength or rupture strength.
Stress strain diagram for Brittle material
Point A : Elastic limit
point or Proportionality point: Proportional limit is point on the curve up to which the
value of stress and strain remains proportional. The stress up to this point can be also be known as proportional
limit stress.Hooke’s law is obeyed between the point O to A.
Point B : Breaking point /Failure point/ Fracture point : Breaking point or breaking stress is point where strength of material
breaks. The stress associates with this point known as breaking
strength or rupture strength.
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