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the maximum stress that remains directly proportional to the strain
Proportional limit
the minimum stress that causes breaking down of a material and thereby permanent/plastic deformation
Yield Strength
the stress that is caused by the maximum load that can be applied to a material
Ultimate Strength
the stress of a material at the moment it breaks
Rupture Strength
the increase in strength of a ductile material within the plastic range
Strain hardening
localized reduction of cross sectional area before breaking
Necking
Axial stress

Modulus of Elasticity
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Mechanical Deformation
f

Longitudinal Stress
f

For thin walled pressure vessel Area
f

Tangential/Hoop/Girth/Circumferential Stress

Spherical Pressure
f

Bursting force
f

Bursting force per meter
f

Thermal Deformation
f

For unyielding supports, thermal stress -

Simple Shear Stress
f

Shear Deformation
f

Shear Strain
f

Modulus of Rigidity / Shear Modulus
f

Torsional Shear Stress
f

Angle of Twist
f

Shear Strain
f

Modulus of Rigidity
f

Polar Moment of Inertia
f

For hollow circular shaft, polar moment of inertia and max torsional stress
f

For solid circular shaft, polar moment of inertia and max torsional stress
f

Spring Shear Stress
f

Maximum Shear Stress, A.M. Wahl's Formula
f

spring index
f

Wahl factor
f
Maximum flexural stress
f

Curvature

Maximum flexural stress in terms of rho
f
Maximum flexural stress shortcut
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