MAT-01
Hooke's law
σ = E ε in the linear elastic regime.
Governing equation
where
- E
- Young modulus (GPa)
- \varepsilon
- Strain (—)
- \sigma
- Stress (MPa)
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Hooke (1678), Hall–Petch grain size, Arrhenius activation and Paris fatigue-crack growth are the spine of materials selection. The sheets relate stress, microstructure and life. This sheet (MAT-01 — Hooke's law) is the form associated with Hooke 1678 · ISO 6892. Working symbols: , . Hooke's 'ut tensio, sic vis' is the constitutive statement of linear elasticity and defines Young's modulus E = σ/ε.
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Uniaxial, small strain, isothermal.
Hooke's 'ut tensio, sic vis' is the constitutive statement of linear elasticity and defines Young's modulus E = σ/ε.
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