Engineering, 12.02.2020 00:00, kayelynn003

Given the force-displacement data from two #4 (Diameter = 4/8") rebar tension tests, plot the stress-strain curves for each specimen and determine their material properties. The data files posted on WebCampus contain the raw data, including applied force and extensometer gauge length. You will need to convert the force (load in lb) and length (laser extensometer in inches) into stress and strain. Use Microsoft Excel to manipulate your data and make your plots.

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Given the force-displacement data from two #4 (Diameter = 4/8") rebar tension tests, plot the stress...