As you know I am constantly on the hunt for great books on Mechanical Engineering, knowing that a Mechanical Engineering is
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A plate that is 5cm wide and 1 cm thick has a hole that is .25cm in diameter, is subjected to a tensile force of 60N. What is tensile failure strength must material possess to avoid failure? (Plate is made of a brittle material, so Maximum Shear Stress Theory is used, I believe)
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My question is……how do I know what the material strength is at an elevated temperature? I need to find out what my pressurisation limit is with the material so I don’t shoot my eye out. I plan to operate it to about 1200*F max. (allowing for hot spots)
From the context of the degrees offered by US Universities.
I am quite confused about these two and am interested in innovation rather than how materials are processed. Which one of the two can fit this request?
pls tell me the chenical, mechanical, and thermal properties of a composite. its hard to understand in book so i need a brief explanation thnx:D
