Can Mechanical Testing Provide Useful Information?

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Mechanical testing is crucial for evaluating material properties and performance under various conditions. Types of mechanical testing include tensile, compression, and fatigue tests, which provide insights into strength, ductility, and durability. The discussion highlights the need for a more focused inquiry to facilitate meaningful assistance. Participants emphasize that the topic is too broad for a single thread and suggest narrowing down the questions. Overall, mechanical testing offers valuable information but requires specific queries for effective discussion.
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Is there any importance of mechanical testing ? and what are the types of mechanical testing?
 
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Hello Rajesh, :welcome:

Do you know of a website by google where you can search for terms ? What did you find ?
 
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Hello Rajesh, :welcome:

Do you know of a website by google where you can search for terms ? What did you find ?
ya I know that but are there any useful thing or information can you share?
 
In a decent library there are several shelves on mechanical testing items. Very useful information and often they even lend books ...
 
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ya I know that but are there any useful thing or information can you share?
It is way, way too broad of a question for us to provide useful help. Please narrow the focus and tell us what you have found. We can't teach a college level course in one thread.
 

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