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Tensile Strength, Ultimate 7.00 - 20.0 MPa 1020 - 2900 psi

This is the strength in a pure tension test. For bending use:

Modulus of Rupture 0.00410 - 0.0276 GPa 0.595 - 4.00 ksi

source: http://www.matweb.com/search/DataSheet.aspx?MatID=211&ckck=1

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Granite: 7 to 25 MPa

http://www.stanford.edu/~tyzhu/Documents/Some%20Useful%20Numbers.pdf

But, averaging some models fitted to Laurentian Granite and Barre Granite, I get about 11.41 MPa with a sigma (stdev) of 7.92 MPa. This should be good for depths up to about 20 km or so.

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it is delta force divided by delta area when failure occurs.

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