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diff --git a/3750/CH1/EX1.1/Ex1_1.sce b/3750/CH1/EX1.1/Ex1_1.sce new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0f96b924d --- /dev/null +++ b/3750/CH1/EX1.1/Ex1_1.sce @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +// Strength of Materials By G.H. Ryder
+// Chapter 1
+//Example 1
+
+// To Calculate Young's Modulus, Stress at limit of proportion, the yield stress, ultimate stress, % elongation and %contraction.
+clc();
+
+//Given (from question) i.e. Initialization of variables
+P=80000; //load at limit of proportionality , unit in newton(N)
+D= 2; //original diameter, unit in cm
+l=4; // gauge length , unit in cm
+x=0.048; //extension at limit of proportionality , unit in mm
+Py=85000; //Load at yield point , unit in newton (N)
+Pmax=150000; //maximum or ultimate load, units in newton(N)
+l1=5.56; //elongation, unit in cm
+D1=1.58; //contracted diameter at neck , unit in cm
+
+//Calculations
+A=%pi*100*(D^2)/4; //Cross section area , unit in mm^2
+E=(P*l*10)/(A*x); //Youngs Modulus , unit in N/(mm^2)
+stress1=P/A; //Stress at limit of proportionality,unit in N/(mm^2)
+stressY=Py/A; //yield stress N/(mm^2) ,unit in N/(mm^2)
+stressuts=Pmax/A; //ultimate tensile stress,unit in N/(mm^2)
+el=(l1-l)*100/l; //percentage elongation
+co=(D^2-D1^2)*100/D^2; //percentage contraction
+
+//Outputs
+printf("Young Modulus = %.2fN/mm^2\n",E) //The answers vary due to round off error
+printf("stress at limit of proportionality = %.0fN/mm^2\n",stress1)
+printf("yield stress = %.0fN/mm^2\n",stressY)
+
+printf("ultimate tensile stress = %.2fN/mm^2\n",stressuts) //The answers vary due to round off error
+printf("percentage elongation = %.0f percent\n",el)
+printf("percentage contraction = %.0f percent\n",co)
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