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[Q&A] Catalytic Coking Reformate Blending Edition 20180101

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Reply #22018-01-01
The elastic limit is the maximum stress that a material can withstand while remaining in an elastic deformation without undergoing permanent deformation
Reply #32018-01-01
It refers to the point at which a metal material, when subjected to an external force (tensile force), will return to its original shape once the force is removed, as its deformation (elongation) disappears. The elastic limit represents the ability of the metal material to resist such external forces up to this limit
Reply #42018-01-01
It refers to the point at which a metal material, when subjected to an external force (tensile force), will return to its original shape once the force is removed, as its deformation (elongation) disappears. The elastic limit represents the ability of the metal material to resist such external forces up to this limit
Reply #52018-01-01
When a metal material is subjected to an external force (tensile force) up to a certain limit, if that force is removed, its deformation (elongation) disappears and it returns to its original state; the elastic limit refers to the ability of the metal material to resist such external forces up to this limit
Reply #62018-01-01
It refers to the maximum force that a material can withstand in the elastic stage.
Reply #72018-01-01
The elastic limit is the maximum stress that a material can withstand while remaining in an elastic deformation without undergoing permanent deformation
Reply #82018-01-01
It refers to the maximum force that a material can withstand in the elastic stage.
Reply #92018-01-01
Answer: Elastic limit: The maximum stress that a material can withstand without any permanent deformation remaining after the stress is removed, expressed in kilograms per square centimeter
Reply #102018-01-01
It refers to the maximum force that a material can withstand in the elastic stage.
Reply #112018-01-01
It refers to the point at which a metal material, when subjected to an external force (tensile force), will return to its original shape once the force is removed, as its deformation (elongation) disappears. The elastic limit represents the ability of the metal material to resist such external forces up to this limit

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