Creep, sometimes known as cold flow, is the tendency of a solid material to move slowly or undergo irreversible deformation when subjected to ongoing…
The stress level below which an unlimited number of loading cycles can be given to material without inducing fatigue failure is known as the…
Compressive strength is a constrained level of compressive stress that causes ductile failure (infinite theoretical yield) or brittle failure in a material (rupture as…
Material mechanical properties are intensive attribute of some material, meaning it is a physical characteristic independent of the material’s quantity. These quantitative characteristics can…
A metal is a material that is good at conducting electricity and heat. Metal has a brilliant appearance when it is freshly created, polished,…
Today, the use of fiber-reinforced plastics in products and applications has dramatically high due to their various properties. They are relatively a new class…
The processing and fabrication of plastics involve various stages. Plastics today have become inevitable in our daily life, which has caused the demand for…
Both metals and non-metals are very common materials that are widely used by humans. In fact, without these materials surviving would have been hard…
Riveting is a permanent cold joining process that is widely used in the manufacturing world. It’s the best alternative and more economical than welded…
Hardness, strength, and toughness are some of the major and important properties expected in metals and other materials. One or more of these properties…
