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Engineering Stress-Strain (the tensile test)
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Posted by: sljethro ®

09/25/2006, 09:02:25

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I am wondering why the output from our tensile tester (load, displacement, etc.) has to be shifted in order to attain a stress-strain curve that passes through zero-zero. Is this because of some relaxation of the grips or is there some material property that explains this?

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Posted by: Kelly Bramble ® Administrator

09/25/2006, 17:28:01

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Sounds like your machine is out of calibration.







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