ultimate strength
(mechanics) The tensile stress, per unit of the original surface area, at which a body will fracture, or continue to deform under a decreasing load.
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(mechanics) The tensile stress, per unit of the original surface area, at which a body will fracture, or continue to deform under a decreasing load.
The greatest stress that may be induced in a material or object before or during rupture; may be compressive, tensile, or shear strength.
Of a material in tension, compression, or shear: the maximum value of tension, compression, or shear, respectively, that the material can sustain without failure.
In biomechanics, the maximum stress that a material is capable of withstanding.
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