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A Homework On Phase Transformations in Material Processing: by Amrit Aryal Jan, 2021

The document is a homework assignment on phase transformations in materials processing from January 2021 by Amrit Aryal. It contains two problems: 1) Given an engineering strain and Poisson's ratio, it calculates the original length and diameter of a tensile bar under load. 2) Building on the first problem, it then calculates the true strain based on the original and current lengths and diameters provided.

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A Homework On Phase Transformations in Material Processing: by Amrit Aryal Jan, 2021

The document is a homework assignment on phase transformations in materials processing from January 2021 by Amrit Aryal. It contains two problems: 1) Given an engineering strain and Poisson's ratio, it calculates the original length and diameter of a tensile bar under load. 2) Building on the first problem, it then calculates the true strain based on the original and current lengths and diameters provided.

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A homework on Phase Transformations in

Material Processing
By AMRIT ARYAL
Jan,2021

2:
12:If the engineering strain in a tensile bar is 0.0025 and
Poisson’s ratio is 0.33, find the original length and the orig-
inal diameter if the length and diameter under load are
2.333 ft. and 1.005 in. respectively.
Given,
Engineering strain(εx )=0.0025
Poisson ratio (ν)=0.33
Current length(L)=2.333 in
Current diameter(d)=1.005 in
Here,
Engineering strain(εx ) = L−L
L0
0

2.333 − L0
0.0025 =
L0
.0025L0 + L0 = 2.333
2.333
L0 =
1.0025
L0 = 2.327 in is the original length

Now, we know
εy
ν=
εx
εy
0.33 =
0.0025
εy = −0.000825
In case of tensile load

1
d−d0
Engineering strain(εy ) = d0

1.005 − d0
−0.000825 =
d0
d0 (1 − 0.000825) = 1.005
]
d0 = 1.0058
is the original diameter of circular bar.

13: Find the true strain for the circumstances described in


the preceding problem
Original length (L0 ) = 2.327
Current length (L)=2.333
True longitudinal strain= Current−Original
Current = 2.333−2.327
2.333 = 0.002571 Original
(d0 )= π × 1.0058
Current (d)= π × 1.005
True transverse strain= Current−Original
Current = 1.005π−1.0058π
1.005π
True transverse strain=-.000796

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