Tensile TEST PDF

Title Tensile TEST
Author Nashriq Awang
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FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Teamwork Assessment Form Name : RIYAN SHAHA BIN SHUIB Student ID : 2019695446 BIl 1. 2. 3. 4. Name WAN HANIS IZYAN BT WAN ABDUL SALAM SYAHMIE IDHAM BIN MOHD SHARULNIZAM WAN MUHAMMAD SYAKIR AIMAN BIN WAN SUPIAN SYED AHMAD IZZAT AMIR BIN SYED OMAR Scale Level 1 2 Poor...


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FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Teamwork Assessment Form Name : RIYAN SHAHABY BIN SHUIB Student ID : 2019695446 BIl 1. 2. 3. 4.

Name WAN HANIS IZYAN BT WAN ABDUL SALAM SYAHMIE IDHAM BIN MOHD SHARULNIZAM WAN MUHAMMAD SYAKIR AIMAN BIN WAN SUPIAN SYED AHMAD IZZAT AMIR BIN SYED OMAR

Scale Level

1

2

Poor

3

Matrix Number 2019893158 2019801558 2019495924 2019893266

4

Acceptable

5 Excellent

You will rate yourself and your team members on the following criteria

Element I was ready to work with my team I did my assigned work well and always on time I was fair to my teammates and myself I listened to others appreciatively and was supportive I was very committed and focused in my team I put extra efforts to finish or accomplish our task I encouraged others in my team and was helpful I managed and coordinated team efforts effectively I was able to lead discussions and provide solutions Overall, I was very satisfied and enjoyed my work

Comment Self: Helpful and understanding Member 1: Helpful Member 2: Asked a lot of good question Member 3: Quiet but informative Member 4: Leadership skill at its finest

Earned Assessment Members Self 1 2 3 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 50 5 5 5 5 Total 0 0 0 0

RIYAN SHAHABY BIN SHUIB (2019695446) EMD4M1B RESULTS 1. Test sample drawing with complete dimension. Mild Steel (mm) 52.65 mm

193 Ø6.5 mm

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RIYAN SHAHABY BIN SHUIB (2019695446) EMD4M1B 2. Table of results Load (N)

Extension (mm)

Stress,σ

Strain, ε

2.42864 43.7914 48.8936 49.9178 48.6711 49.3048 49.4259 50.8885 54.7432 62.9426 110.338 282.853 659.235 1177.25 1687.97 2133.3 2524.2 2889.44 3219.48 3518.68 3800.11 4068.36 4328.98 4590.37 4840.7 5090.89 5355.46 5621.29 5891.22 6170.47 6456.43 6740.84 7040.39 7341.69 7644.91

0 0.0349769 0.0699537 0.1051697 0.1399672 0.1750038 0.2101003 0.2449575 0.2799344 0.3151504 0.3499479 0.3849845 0.4201408 0.4549383 0.4899151 0.5251311 0.559809 0.5951446 0.6300019 0.6649189 0.7000752 0.735052 0.7699092 0.8050655 0.8399825 0.8748996 0.9100558 0.9449729 0.9799498 1.015046 1.050023 1.08488 1.120156 1.155013 1.18993

0.07319 1.31969 1.47345 1.50431 1.46675 1.48584 1.48949 1.53357 1.64973 1.89683 3.32511 8.52402 19.8666 35.4774 50.8684 64.2889 76.0688 87.0756 97.0216 106.038 114.519 122.603 130.457 138.335 145.879 153.418 161.391 169.402 177.537 185.952 194.57 203.141 212.168 221.248 230.386

0 0.000181 0.000362 0.000545 0.000725 0.000907 0.001089 0.001269 0.00145 0.001633 0.001813 0.001995 0.002177 0.002357 0.002538 0.002721 0.002901 0.003084 0.003264 0.003445 0.003627 0.003809 0.003989 0.004171 0.004352 0.004533 0.004715 0.004896 0.005077 0.005259 0.005441 0.005621 0.005804 0.005985 0.006165

7963.16 8283.04 8606.08 8937.94 9268.54 9602.85 9946.99 10291.9 10638.5 10997.2 11352.2 11711.9 12082.2 12450.6 12821.9 13208.5 13589.7 13972.6 14364.9 14747.9 15139.6 15534 15923.5 16312.9 16711.2 17093.2 17480.5 17858 18206.9 18527.6 18798.1 18979.7 19099.6 19167.4 19201.7 19232.6 19260 19278 19305.5 19326.2 19342.1 19365

1.225087 1.259944 1.294921 1.330077 1.364934 1.399971 1.435008 1.469984 1.504901 1.540118 1.574915 1.609952 1.645108 1.679965 1.714882 1.750098 1.784896 1.819992 1.855089 1.889946 1.925042 1.960019 1.994936 2.029973 2.065069 2.099867 2.135023 2.17006 2.204857 2.240073 2.27511 2.309907 2.345064 2.38004 2.414898 2.450054 2.485031 2.519948 2.555044 2.590021 2.624938 2.660094

239.977 249.616 259.352 269.352 279.315 289.39 299.761 310.156 320.601 331.408 342.108 352.947 364.106 375.208 386.398 398.051 409.538 421.077 432.898 444.439 456.244 468.131 479.867 491.602 503.607 515.118 526.789 538.167 548.679 558.344 566.498 571.968 575.582 577.626 578.659 579.592 580.416 580.959 581.788 582.412 582.89 583.581

0.006348 0.006528 0.006709 0.006892 0.007072 0.007254 0.007435 0.007616 0.007797 0.00798 0.00816 0.008342 0.008524 0.008704 0.008885 0.009068 0.009248 0.00943 0.009612 0.009792 0.009974 0.010156 0.010336 0.010518 0.0107 0.01088 0.011062 0.011244 0.011424 0.011607 0.011788 0.011968 0.012151 0.012332 0.012512 0.012695 0.012876 0.013057 0.013239 0.01342 0.013601 0.013783

19384.3 19395.2 19416.3 19429.2 19437.7 19455 19463.9 19470.6 19484.1 19484.6 19493.5 19504.4 19506.4 19510.4 19518.7 19518.5 19521.1 19527.4 19521.8 19518.3 19516.6 19504.9 19488.7 19479.6 19445.6 19419.4 19385.1 19339.7 19289.6 19242.8 19176.5 19116.5 19058 18982.7 18916.2 18848.5 18766.9 18697.3 18625 18539.1 18466.3 18388.4

2.695011 2.729869 2.765144 2.799942 2.834919 2.870075 2.904992 2.939969 2.975125 3.009923 3.045019 3.080115 3.114972 3.149949 3.185106 3.219963 3.25494 3.290156 3.324894 3.35999 3.395086 3.430004 3.46498 3.500256 3.534874 3.570031 3.605127 3.639984 3.675021 3.710057 3.744915 3.780011 3.815108 3.849905 3.885061 3.920098 3.954895 3.990051 4.025029 4.059946 4.095102 4.129959

584.161 584.491 585.127 585.514 585.77 586.292 586.561 586.762 587.169 587.185 587.454 587.78 587.841 587.962 588.213 588.207 588.284 588.474 588.306 588.202 588.15 587.797 587.308 587.035 586.008 585.219 584.186 582.818 581.308 579.897 577.899 576.091 574.33 572.061 570.055 568.016 565.556 563.459 561.281 558.691 556.498 554.149

0.013964 0.014144 0.014327 0.014507 0.014689 0.014871 0.015052 0.015233 0.015415 0.015595 0.015777 0.015959 0.01614 0.016321 0.016503 0.016684 0.016865 0.017047 0.017227 0.017409 0.017591 0.017772 0.017953 0.018136 0.018315 0.018498 0.018679 0.01886 0.019042 0.019223 0.019404 0.019586 0.019767 0.019948 0.02013 0.020311 0.020492 0.020674 0.020855 0.021036 0.021218 0.021399

18300.9 18225.6 18140.9 18055.2 17976.7 17888.8 17802.9 17721.5 17633.7 17541.3 17460.2 17367.7 17276.1 17189.7 17095.5 16998.4 16908.7 16809.8 16711.8 16616.9 16513 16408.2 16311.3 16201.9 16096.3 15993.5 15878.4 15768.3 15659.4 15539.1 15422.5 15307.4 15177.8 15055.3 14928.1 14787.4 14648.4 4230.03

4.164936 4.200152 4.234949 4.269986 4.305083 4.33994 4.374976 4.410073 4.44499 4.479967 4.515123 4.549921 4.584957 4.620113 4.654971 4.689947 4.725104 4.759961 4.794938 4.830154 4.864951 4.899988 4.935084 4.970001 5.004978 5.040134 5.074932 5.109968 5.145125 5.179862 5.215019 5.250115 5.284913 5.320009 5.355105 5.389962 5.425119 5.45609

551.513 549.245 546.691 544.109 541.743 539.095 536.505 534.051 531.406 528.621 526.178 523.391 520.629 518.025 515.187 512.261 509.558 506.579 503.625 500.764 497.634 494.475 491.555 488.259 485.074 481.978 478.51 475.19 471.91 468.283 464.77 461.302 457.395 453.703 449.871 445.629 441.442 127.475

RIYAN SHAHABY BIN SHUIB (2019695446) EMD4M1B 3. Graph Load vs Extension and Stress vs Strain

0.02158 0.021762 0.021943 0.022124 0.022306 0.022487 0.022668 0.02285 0.023031 0.023212 0.023394 0.023575 0.023756 0.023938 0.024119 0.0243 0.024482 0.024663 0.024844 0.025027 0.025207 0.025389 0.02557 0.025751 0.025933 0.026115 0.026295 0.026477 0.026659 0.026839 0.027021 0.027203 0.027383 0.027565 0.027747 0.027927 0.028109 0.02827

Load (N) VS Extension (mm) 25000 20000

Load (N)

15000 10000 5000 0 0 28 56 84 12 .4 68 96 24 52 .8 08 36 64 92 .2 48 76 04 32 0. 0. 0. 1. 1 1. 1. 2. 2. 2 3. 3. 3. 3. 4 4. 4. 5. 5.

Extension (mm)

Graph of Load (N) vs Extension (mm)

Stress VS Strain 700 600 500 Stress

400 300 200 100 0 0 0 0

0 0 1 0 1 01 0 1 0 1 01 01 0 1 02 02 0 2 02 02 0 2 02 02 0 3 0 3 03 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.

Strain

Graph of Stress, σ vs Strain, ε

RIYAN SHAHABY BIN SHUIB (2019695446) EMD4M1B 4. Explain the actual characteristic of the materials being tested.

The material tested in this experiment is mild steel. Mild steel is relatively a very strong due to the low amount of carbon it contains. This cause it to be able to elongates and change its shape when it is subjected to some force either direct or shear. Mild steel has a high resistance to breakage. Mild steel, as opposed to higher carbon steels, is quite malleable, even when cold. Since mild steel has a high strength and malleability, it is the most often becoming a choice in any kind of construction work. Mild steel is soft compare to other steel which will be easy to weld and form in any experiment or construction work.

5. Actual energy needed to break the specimen.

U

2E ¿ σ 2 ⋅ L0 ⋅ A

E = 210GPa A = 3.32x10-5 m2 Lo = 50

(12741.05 k ) ⋅( 0.05 ) ⋅ ( 2.32 ×10 ) 2 (210 G ) 2

=

−5

= 6.416 x 10-4 J

RIYAN SHAHABY BIN SHUIB (2019695446) EMD4M1B

DISCUSSION 1. Are the specimens being tested follows any international standards? Explain why? Based on the experiment, the material being used is the mild steel and Tensile Test is being conducted to achieve the objective of determining the tensile properties of the mild steel subjected to the tensile loading being added. Next, the type of fracture can also be identified under the tensile loading. The stress and strain of the mild steel itself can be obtained. After the graph is plotted using the Stress-Strain graph, it is resulted that stress of the mild steel is directly proportional to the strain moving upwards. However, once the mild steel achieves the maximum point, the graph started to drop until the mild steel experience a failure.

2. Any precaution to minimize errors during experiments. Precautions are also must be aware to avoid other errors such as human errors or parallax error. It is a must to follow other a correct steps or instructions so that these errors can be reduced. When making measurement on the sample, eyes must be perpendicular to the scale reading of the measurement to collect the right data, for example, it needs 2 or 3 decimals places so that the calculation will not be miscalculated and to prevent any misinterpretation of the data. By following the steps, the results obtained will be more precise without big differences in values between experimental and theoretical.

3. Discuss the type and surface texture of the broken specimen. For the type and surface texture of the specimen broken, the specimen is being measured such as length and diameter and is compared with the original length and its diameter. Hence, the length of mild steel increases while its diameter is decrease once it is broke and this shows that the mild steel is a ductile material. To proof that it is a ductile material, the stress-strain graph is being analysed. It increases perpendicular until it reaches the Yield strength and then it maintains constantly. After it hits the ultimate strength, the mild steel is started necking and faced fracture. This shows a slow deformation which indicates it faced a plastic deformation. The specimen is a dull and fibrous, but it does not affect anything in the Tensile Test. RIYAN SHAHABY BIN SHUIB (2019695446) EMD4M1B

CONCLUSION Tensile tests can be used to obtain information on the following types of properties such as elastic properties, plastic properties and also toughness. Many engineering applications that require high tensile strength normally uses mild steel. This is because of the structure of mild steel that can withstand high axial loads before fracture happen. This experiment therefore gives close relationship of tensile strength to the theoretical data....


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