Topic 4B Notes - Forces, Loads & Stresses Flashcards

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What do tension forces do to a material?

A

Stretch a material by pulling its ends apart

Tension forces are one of the basic types of forces acting on materials.

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What do shear forces do to a material?

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Bend or tear a material by pressing different parts in opposite directions

Shear forces can be remembered with the analogy of scissors.

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What do torsion forces do to a material?

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Twist a material by turning the ends in opposite directions

Torsion can be associated with twisting actions.

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A bending force is a combination of which two forces?

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  • Tension
  • Compression

Bending forces result from the interplay of tension and compression in materials.

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Shear and torsion forces are also a combination of which two forces?

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  • Tension
  • Compression

Understanding these combinations helps in analyzing material behavior under different loads.

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In the Forces Exploration activity, what should you do with the marshmallow?

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  • Squish
  • Pull
  • Twist

Observations of the marshmallow’s deformation should be recorded after applying these forces.

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What should you include in the Force Diagram of the marshmallow?

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Label as many forces as you can think of

This diagram helps visualize the effects of different forces on the marshmallow.

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