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An example where the measurement of tensile strength is important to the use of a material in industry?
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Of the maximum weight capacity of an elevator in a skyscraper (tensile strength of the elevator cable). you don't want it to snap when people are on it and send them hurtling hundreds of meters downwards.
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How do you do the experiment of searle's apparatus young's modulus?
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What is delron material?
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Ultimate tensile strength?
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What happens when stress exceeds the strength of material?
the material looses its shape
