Difference between revisions of "Elastic Limit"
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| − | The '''elastic limit''' is the | + | The '''elastic limit''' is the maximum [[force]] which can be applied before an [[object]] stops behaving [[Elastic Deformation|elastically]] and starts to behave [[Plastic Deformation|plastically (inelastically)]]. |
===About the Elastic Limit=== | ===About the Elastic Limit=== | ||
: When a [[material]] reaches its '''elastic limit''' it will break. | : When a [[material]] reaches its '''elastic limit''' it will break. | ||
Revision as of 20:24, 21 August 2019
Key Stage 4
Meaning
The elastic limit is the maximum force which can be applied before an object stops behaving elastically and starts to behave plastically (inelastically).
About the Elastic Limit
- When a material reaches its elastic limit it will break.