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    The document discusses stress-strain diagrams for concrete and steel. It defines key terms like tangent modulus of elasticity, initial tangent modulus of elasticity, and secant modulus of elasticity. For concrete, it notes four ways of defining the modulus of elasticity and references a formula from SBC 304. The stress-strain curve for steel is nonlinear with regions including the proportional limit, elastic limit, elastic range, plastic range, yield point, ultimate strength, and rupture strength.

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    The document discusses stress-strain diagrams for concrete and steel. It defines key terms like tangent modulus of elasticity, initial tangent modulus of elasticity, and secant modulus of elasticity. For concrete, it notes four ways of defining the modulus of elasticity and references a formula from SBC 304. The stress-strain curve for steel is nonlinear with regions including the proportional limit, elastic limit, elastic range, plastic range, yield point, ultimate strength, and rupture strength.

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    The document discusses stress-strain diagrams for concrete and steel. It defines key terms like tangent modulus of elasticity, initial tangent modulus of elasticity, and secant modulus of elasticity. For concrete, it notes four ways of defining the modulus of elasticity and references a formula from SBC 304. The stress-strain curve for steel is nonlinear with regions including the proportional limit, elastic limit, elastic range, plastic range, yield point, ultimate strength, and rupture strength.

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    Stress strain diagram

    Stress strain curve for concrete :

    Fore ways of defining the modulus of elasticity

    The slop of a line that is tangent to point on Stress strain curve call Tangent
    modulus of elasticity .
    The slop of the Stress strain curve at the origin is the call initial Tangent modulus
    of elasticity.
    The secant modulus of elasticity at a given stress is the slop of a line through the
    origin and through the point on the curve represent that stress .
    Modulus of elasticity of concrete using SBC 304 Formula for normal weight concrete
    section 8.5 .

    Fig . 1

    Equation :-

    Eng . Raid Saad Al harbi


    http://staff.ksu.edu.sa/rsalharbi

    Stress strain diagram

    Stress strain curve for steel :

    Fig . 2

    Proportional Limit

    From the origin O to the point called proportional limit, the stress-strain curve is a straight
    line

    Elastic Limit

    The elastic limit is the limit beyond which the material will no longer go back to its original
    shape when the load is remove .

    Elastic and Plastic Ranges

    The region in stress-strain diagram from O to P is called the elastic range. The region from P
    to R is called the plastic range

    Yield Point

    Yield point is the point at which the material will have an appreciable elongation or yielding
    without any increase in load

    Ultimate Strength

    The maximum ordinate in the stress-strain diagram is the ultimate strength or tensile
    strength.

    Rapture Strength

    Rapture strength is the strength of the material at rupture. This is also known as the
    breaking strength

    Eng . Raid Saad Al harbi


    http://staff.ksu.edu.sa/rsalharbi

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