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load=1e3*[0 25 50 75 90 105 120 131 125]'


GL=[40 40.0185 40.037 40.0555 40.2 40.6 41.56 44 47.52]'
A=pi*(0.006^2)
format
stress=load/A;
strain=(GL-40)/40;
[stress strain]
% Create plot
plot(strain,stress, 'LineWidth' ,2);
% Create xlabel
xlabel( 'Strain' ,'FontWeight' ,'demi' ,'FontSize' ,13);
% Create ylabel
ylabel({ 'Stress (GPa)' },'FontWeight' ,'demi' ,'FontSize' ,13);
% Create title
title({ 'Stress Strain Curve' },'FontWeight' ,'demi' ,'FontSize' ,13);
Tensile_strength = max(stress)
Youngs_Modulus=(stress(5)/strain(5))
Percent_Elongation=(47.42-40)/40
Percent_Reduction_in_area= ((pi*6^2)-(pi*5.4^2))/(pi*6^2)
Stress_at_Fracture=stress(9)
Yielding = 730
load =
0
25000
50000
75000
90000
105000
120000
131000
125000
GL =
40.0000
40.0185
40.0370
40.0555
40.2000

40.0555
40.2000
40.6000
41.5600
44.0000
47.5200
A =
1.1310e-004
ans =
1.0e+009 *
0
0.2210
0.4421
0.6631
0.7958
0.9284
1.0610
1.1583
1.1052

0
0.0000
0.0000
0.0000
0.0000
0.0000
0.0000
0.0000
0.0000

Tensile_strength =
1.1583e+009
Youngs_Modulus =
1.5915e+011
Percent_Elongation =
0.1855
Percent_Reduction_in_area =
0.1900
Stress_at_Fracture =
1.1052e+009
Yielding =

Yielding =
730

Published with MATLAB 7.11

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