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Uniaxial Mechanical Behavior and Strength Evaluation
Uniaxial Mechanical Behavior and Strength Evaluation
Tensile and compression testing are used to evaluate elastic–plastic deformation, strength, ductility, and flow stress under uniaxial loading. These tests enable characterization of mechanical response across a range of strain rates and temperatures.
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I performed uniaxial tensile testing to evaluate strength, ductility, and deformation behavior of metallic specimens. Custom testing setups enabled reliable testing of micro-scale samples. Stress–strain data provided direct comparison of alloy performance.
I measured strain during tensile testing using optical imaging and digital image correlation. Full-field strain measurement improved accuracy over traditional extensometry for small specimens. This approach enabled precise determination of mechanical properties.
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