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Weekly topic: 5 wealth points for those who answer correctly, 2 wealth points for participation; Question 69

2015-06-11View Original

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The external force required to stretch rubber to a certain length, which is used to characterize the properties of rubber products, is called: ( ). Ultimate tensile strength?
Reply #22015-06-11
The external force required to stretch rubber to a certain length, and which is used as an indicator for rubber products, is called: (set elongation)
Reply #32015-06-11
The external force required to stretch rubber to a certain length, and which is used as an indicator for rubber products, is called: (elongation at fixed load) or modulus of elasticity. I made a mistake in my previous writing
Reply #42015-06-11
The external force required to stretch rubber to a certain length, and which is used as an indicator for rubber products, is called: (tensile strength at a fixed strain).
Reply #52015-06-11
The external force required to stretch rubber to a certain length, which is used as an indicator for rubber products, is called: (tensile strength at fixed extension).
Reply #62015-06-11
The external force required to stretch rubber to a certain length, and which is used as an indicator for rubber products, is called modulus at fixed strain
Reply #72015-06-11
The external force required to stretch rubber to a certain length, and which is used as an indicator for rubber products, is called: (tensile strength at a fixed strain).
Reply #82015-06-11
The external force required to stretch rubber to a certain length, and which is used as an indicator for rubber products, is called: (tensile strength at a fixed strain).

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