Determination of Bending's Modulus PDF
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This document describes a lab experiment aimed at determining the bending modulus of a metal bar. The experiment involves measuring the bar's dimensions, applying weights, and recording the corresponding displacements. A graph of displacement versus mass will then be used to calculate the bending modulus. The document is a good example of experimental physics, using measurement and graphs to find calculated quantities
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(5) Determination of the Bending's Modulus Objective: determination of Bending's modulus (or Flexural modulus) Theory: ο· Consider a bar AB supported on knife edges, and is loaded in the middle The bar is depressed in the middle by amount h given by:...
(5) Determination of the Bending's Modulus Objective: determination of Bending's modulus (or Flexural modulus) Theory: ο· Consider a bar AB supported on knife edges, and is loaded in the middle The bar is depressed in the middle by amount h given by: ππΏ3 ββ = π 4ππ 3 πΈπ΅ Where; (πΏ) the length of the bar (π) the width of the bar (π) the thickness of the bar (πΈπ΅ ) Bending's modulus (π) the mass ο· The relation between (ββ) and (π) is a straight line passes through the origin and have slope= ππΏ3 4ππ 3 πΈπ΅ Apparatus: Metal bar, two knife edges, set of weights, vernier caliper Method: At constant length: 1. Measure the dimensions of the bar (πΏ), (π) and (π) 2. Put the pan in the middle and record the zero-reading (β0 ) 3. Put a weight in the pan and record the displacement (ββ) 4. Increase the weight and record the displacement 5. Plot a relation between (ββ) and (π) and determine (πΈπ΅ ) οh (cm) m (gm) Results: π = β― ππ, π = β― ππ πππ πΏ = β― ππ β0 = β¦ ππ π (ππ) β+ (ππ) ββ (ππ) πΈπ΅ =