Class 11 Physics simulations · Mechanical Properties of Solids
Young’s modulus
Stretch a rod under tensile load.
What to notice
For the same material, a thicker rod stretches less under the same load.
Key relation
ΔL = FL/(AY)
Try this
Double the cross-sectional area.
What you can change
- Tensile force: 100 to 1000 N
- Cross-sectional area: 1 to 10 mm²
- Young’s modulus: 50 to 200 GPa
More in Mechanical Properties of Solids
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- Elastic energy stored in a wire
- Stretching a spring
- Poisson’s ratio: stretch and thin
- Shear deformation
- Springs in series and parallel
- Stress–strain curve
- Thermal stress in a clamped rod
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