Properties of Material

Strengths of material

Strength of material is a ability of material to withstand an applied load without failure or plastic deformation.

Tensile Strength

Tensile strength is a ability of material to be stretched or pulled without breaking.

Toughness

Toughness is the amount of energy per unit volume that a material can absorb before rupturing.

Brittleness

A material called brittle, when material subjected to stress then it breaks without significant plastic deformation.

Plasticity

Property of a material to be deformed repeatedly without rapture by the action of a force, and remain deform after force removed.

Elasticity

Property of a material to be deformed repeatedly without rapture by the action of a force, after removing material it regain it's original shape.

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Difference Between : EN8 & MS Material

What is the difference between EN8 and MS material? Answer : EN 8 Material MS Material EN 8 material has higher tensile strength. MS material has comparatively low tensile strength. EN 8 material applicable when high strength required. MS material is applicable when high strength not required. EN 8 material contain 0.4% C MS material contain up to 0.25% C EN 8 material is use when other heat treatment process is carried out on it. MS material is use when no need of other heat treatment process on it. EN 8 material can use instead of MS material. MS material can not use instead of EN 8 material. Material is more expensive then MS. Material is less expensive then EN 8. Let me know if there is a addition of point or correction in any point.

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