Yield Definition and 205 Threads

i have made a beam with both ends fixed. when I apply load at center then the ultimate load will be 8Mp/L=8fyz/L which came to be 440KN My question is how to calculate the load at which beam starts yielding? I have used E=200000N/mm2 and initial yield strength=220N/mm2

Homework Statement Hi guys, I have a question here, which asks me to express the maximum stress from my simply supported beam, which I worked out to be 1.165MPa, to be expressed as a percentage of the Yield strength 95MN/m^2. I also have a follow on from that which asked me how much the...

Here is the question: If 75.0 g of potassium alum is obtained from 5.00 g of aluminum, what is the percent yield? This is what I've done so far, but I'm not sure if it is fully correct: 5.00g Al x (1/26.98156) x (1/1) x 258.207 = 47.84882537g potassium alum Wouldn't this then be the...

i have built a pipe rack made out of carbon steel and needing to know how to figure out how much weight it will carry. the longest horizontal piece is 4" sch 40 x 60 inches long welded to 8" sch 40 carbon steel. just trying to see if there is a chart of some sort

Are the yield and ultimate strengths that you find in specs (e.g. ASTM A36) true stress or engineering stress values? Thanks! Andrew

Homework Statement Calcular the force P when a bar starts yield, when 2 bars start yield, and when the 3 bars start yield Diameter = 25 mm (for every bar), Yield Stress of Steel = 250 MPa. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution [/B] [F][/AD] + [F][/BE] + [F][/CF] = P 2[Δ[/AD] -...

Homework Statement Homework Equations Area AD = Area BE E(AD) =E (BE) Yield stress = 250 MPa[/B] The Attempt at a Solution Delta= PL/(AE) if in both bars the A and E are the same, and from the equilibrium I get Q= 4.125 F(AD) + F(BE) , also from the compatibility I get delta AD = 4.125...

Hello everyone, I have designed a part that should be able to withstand a shear stress of 43 MPa ( give or take). The part will be made of Nickel Aluminum Bronze (CuAl10Ni5Fe4). When I check yield strength values for this material (I'll multiply it by 0.6 to estimate its shear strength), they...

Homework Statement An aqueous effluent contains 12 M Cd2+ and 10 M Mg2+ as solution of nitrates. Current practice is use NaOH to selectively precipitate the metals. (a) Is it feasible to get 0 Cd impurities in Mg ppt by using NaF instead of NaOH (back up your answer with adequate calculations)...

-simple procedure designed to absolutely synchronize clocks- Picture the face of a very large clock with a one hand. Let's place a small clock A at the 9 o'clk position of the large clock, and let's place another small clock B at the 3 o'clk position. We use clock A to time the large clock's...

Homework Statement A cell of length 10 cm, containing gaseous IBr at 300 K and 5 Pa pressure is irradiated by a continuous wave laser operating at a wavelength of 532 nm and a power of 5 W. (i) Calculate the energy of the photons. Express your answer in units of J, cm-1 and eV. From the power...

So how do I figure out if say a part is being made with a .250 round dowell pin at 100,000 yield strength and I want to use a material at 60,000 yield strength how much bigger would I have to make the dowell pin to achieve the same yield strength?

To makes things simple, consider a simple beam fixed at one end an a load applied at the other. This load will produce shear stress, bending stress, and torsional stress. When looking at yield at the fixed end, do I take the biggest stress of the three or do I add their magnitudes to see if it...

Homework Statement A percent yield lab says to add 5.00 g of CuCl2•2H2O(s) to 50 mL of dissolved water. Then, add 1.0 g of steel wool (100% iron) to the beaker. I am trying to find out how many moles of CuCl2 react here. I am confused about the dihydrate. Homework Equations The reaction given...

Homework Statement In one experiment, 22.9841 grams of 75.25% pure Pb(NO3)2 (pure Pb(NO3)2 has a molar mass of 331.2 grams) was mixed with 51.2354 grams of 81.21% pure CsI (pure CsI has a molar mass of 259.80992 grams): 2CsI(aq) + Pb(NO3)2(aq) → 2CsNO3(aq) + PbI2(s) After the reaction...

It seems to me that the ultimate strength of a brittle material can be easily determined by a bending test, but what about the yield? In the brittle regime, I can see how you couldn't, since the sample would fail before it would flow significantly. However, brittle materials can be made to flow...

I know that setting the conditions so that the product is formed as a liquid will produce a higher yield in the manufacture of Ammonia, but why is this?

If I have the differential yield stress σd=(σ1-σ3) for a material, what can I derive from that for use with the von mises criterion? Do I have k=0.5×(σ1-σ3) or σy in axial tension, where σ3 = 0? Essentially is my axial yield stress = σd or √3 × σd /2? (in plane stress)

Homework Statement 1. A student investigated several esters, and made octyl acetate, an ester with the fragrance of oranges. The student used the acid derivative, acetyl chloride (as you saw decanedioyl dichloride used to make 6,10 nylon) and 1-octanol. Using the following information...

Homework Statement Grade 1020 Steel has a yield strength of 42ksi and E modulus of 30 mpsi. Another grade of steel has yield strength 132 ksi. What is its E modulus? Homework Equations E=FL/EA This is the equation i should be using to find e modulus I thing The Attempt at a Solution I don't...

Hi, I have a question regarding the temperature dependence of the light yield in scintillators. I will attach a figure from the book by Glenn F. Knoll, So the question is, what is causing the reduction in light yield with high temperatures, when the decay time for the scintillation...

I have a cylindrical steel sample tested in tension. It's cross-sectional area is 500 mm2. I am also told that: Force at yield = 205 kN Maximum force = 258 kN Force at fracture = 200 kN I am asked to calculate the yield stress, ultimate tensile stress and fracture stress if the reduction of...

I'm reading the cross setion of p + 18O Total neutron production ftp://ftp.nrg.eu/pub/www/talys/tendl2013/proton_html/O/ProtonO18xs.html # p + 18O Total neutron production # Q-value =-2.51902E+00 # # # energies = 45 # E xs...

This question specifically relates to a numerator of '1'. So if I had the irrational number √75: 1/(x*√75) Could I have some irrational non-transindental value x that would yield a non '1', positive integer while the x value is also less than 1/√75? Caviat being x also can't just be a division...

A ball falling from rest is located 45meters below its starting point 3.0s later. Assuming its acceleration is uniform, what is it's value? (air resistance is negligible) Relevant Equations - Equations for uniformly accelerated motion Δd=(v1 x Δt)+(a x Δt^2)/2 Attempt To solve: v1= 0...

Hello, I have been measuring quantum yields in the lab for quite some time and have occasionally been running into some difficulty with my fluorescence spectra. The intensity (CPS) of the spectra for the same molecule will remain the same under the same conditions most of the time; then, every...

Homework Statement I made this question for myself to try to see if I could use two approaches (Poisson Distribution and Binomial Distribution) to solve a problem: Someone's average is to make 1 out of every 3 basketball shots. What are the chances she makes exactly 2 shots in a trial of 3...

The term yield strength is always bugging me deciphering the actual use in some cases. If I had a plate 3m x 2m 30mm material of Yield Strength 355N/mm², does this mean the maximum allowable force at one point on the plate is 10,650N (355 x 30mm), not taking into account safety factors...

Homework Statement I had a Young's Modulus experiment in lab. Our specimen, which was used, was mild steel. After plotting the graph I realized that there was only one yield point. However, as I read from many sources, there must be two yield points for mild steel(upper and lower). I am pretty...

Hi, from what I know, the crushing force for sugar cane is somewhat similar to pine wood which is about 40 MPA. But since there's water content in it, I need to readjust the yield stress for to crush the sugarcane. I've tried googling it but couldn't find much useful information. Anyone knows...

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Greetings all, I have been trying to find a method of calculating the yield stress for a material when only given; -The loading type (Two bars soldered together in tension) -The dimensions of the shaft and solder (ie thickness of solder, length, cross sectional area) -The Ultimate...

A common example of this is that when bringing N hydrogen atoms together into a ring. Far apart, assume each electron exists in the 1s state. As we bring them together, instead of each electron staying at the original 1s level, or all of them changing by the same amount, the 1s level fans out...

Homework Statement Find the percent yield of alum In an experiment to synthesize alum I started with 0.766g of aluminum and made 8.246g of alum Homework Equations 2Al + 6H20 + 2KOH ---> 2KAl(OH)4 + 3H2 The Attempt at a Solution First I find the LR. Which in this experiment is...

Hi all. I'm trying to come up with a way to determine if the defectivity of a particular widget is 'different' to the usual defectivity of a widget. The difficulty comes from the fact that widgets are made in batches of 25. We'd like to investigate any widgets which have a higher (or lower)...

Why Mild Steel has two Yield Points ? :confused:

A T-bill with face value of \$10,000 and 96 days to maturity is selling at a bank discount ask yield of 4.3%. A. What is the price of the bill? (use 360 days a year) B. what is its bond equivalent yield? A. .043 * (96/360) = .011 .011 * (1-.043) = \$9,890 B. 1.1% * (365/96) = 4.182%. Are these...

If I want to calculate the number of moles ratio of reactants which, in a reversible reaction of equilibrium constant K, will give me a certain yield 'f', what is the mathematical definition of the yield in this case? For instance, in the reaction A + B ⇔ C + D, let's say we can denote extent...

% yield questions (URGENT) Homework Statement We have 3 equations: 1.64 g of an impure NaNO3-containing substance is reacted with Devarda's alloy. The amount of NH3 got from this reaction is reacted with 25cm3 1.00 moldm-3 H2SO4. The H2SO4 left over is reacted with 16.2 cm3 2.00 moldm-3 NaOH...

I was reading about the nuclear accidents in early Soviet submarines and got a couple of questions, hope this is the appropiate forum to ask them. :smile: Let's assume that a submarine suffers both a hull and reactor vessel rupture (for example, as a result of an attack in wartime) while at...

Homework Statement A supply plane is flying at 60.0m/s at an altitude of 200.0m. What angle of flight will yield the maximum horizontal range for the dropped package? Homework Equations 1/2(g)(t)2. The Attempt at a Solution So far the only equations that i have, but may be wrong...

Essentially I have been given five resistors of strength 180 kΩ, 220 kΩ, 270 kΩ, 330 kΩ, and 390 kΩ and have been told to devise a way to wire these to produce a total resistance of exactly 206.421 kΩ. I have been working on this simply using a guess and check method and have had no luck...

Hello Gurus, I am new to mechanical design calculations. Since I have came across one interesting fact there are two methods using for finding the shear capacity of the components. Yield Strength and Ultimate strength. Shear yeild strength=1/√3* Yield strength Ultimate shear strength=...

Are those the same? if not, how do I calculate the initial yield stress from the tensile strength? all the materials properties I see on the web only specify tensile strength, and I need the initial yield stress as an input on non-linear FEA analysis. Is it possible to extract the initial yield...

Hi Wasn't sure where to post this, hope it's ok in here! I've gotten myself very confused as to how to find the minimum yield strength for an element. I have used Mohrs circle to find sigma1 and sigma2, then plugged that into the von mises equation to find sigma-von = 636.8MPa. The...

1. Homework Statement I have a bar, 500mm long (0.05m) 10mm wide (0.01m) and 3mm deep (0.003 m)The bat has a load applied in the centre of 30nI know the maximum yield stress is 150 mpa 150x10^6How do I calculate the maximum load the bar can take?2. Homework Equations I used stress = m y / I3...

Homework Statement I have a bar, 500mm long (0.05m) 10mm wide (0.01m) and 3mm deep (0.003 m) The bat has a load applied in the centre of 30n I know the maximum yield stress is 150 mpa 150x10^6 How do I calculate the maximum load the bar can take? Homework Equations I used...

Hi, these are questions from my exam from the mechanical behavior of materials. I seriously screwed the exam up. Can you guys help me out? a) Provide two reasons why C is more effective than Ni in strenghtening Fe. b) Explain why single crystalline alloys with fine grains are more...

Hi All, I'd like to what kind of steps need to be taken to accurately estimate the yield lines of RC structures. My intention is, to know what type of loading is acting on beams transferred from slabs. I know how to formulate thin/thick plates and shells. The results converges with commercial...

Homework Statement Alright, so there is a problem in the Townsend quantum mechanics book that reads: What is the probability that a measurement of Sx will yield the value hbar for this state: The state is given by: |ψ> = 1/sqrt(14) * (1,2,3i) (But the vector is represented as a...