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Jason03
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Im working on a problem that I need to find the Average true stress...Im using a true stress curve for annealed copper...and I found the true stress in the unstrained condition to be 12,000 psi...and I found the true stress in the strained condition by using the equation:
strain = ln(l/l_o) which gave me .916...I than used the strain of 916 on the x-axis to find the true stress in the strained condition.(72,000 psi)...Im trying to remember how to find the average of the two values since I can't just add and divide by two since the graph is not a straight line...
strain = ln(l/l_o) which gave me .916...I than used the strain of 916 on the x-axis to find the true stress in the strained condition.(72,000 psi)...Im trying to remember how to find the average of the two values since I can't just add and divide by two since the graph is not a straight line...
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