in compression test with increase in the length to diameter ratio, compressive strength                       

Related MCQs

• in compression test, the length to diameter ratio is between                        
• tensile test was conducted on a steel specimen of diameter 20 mm and gauge length 75 mm. the gauge length and diameter during fracture are 95 mm and 12 mm respectively. Its elongation is
• tensile test was conducted on a steel specimen of diameter 20 mm and gauge length 75 mm. the gauge length and diameter during fracture are 95 mm and 12 mm respectively. If load at upper yield point is 500 kg, the upper yield stress is
• tensile test was conducted on a steel specimen of diameter 20 mm and gauge length 75 mm. the gauge length and diameter during fracture are 95 mm and 12 mm respectively. If ultimate tensile load is 8000 kg, the UTS is                     
• a commonly used ratio for compression test is              
• a 40 cm long rod of diameter 0.3 cm is subjected to 2 kN load. If the diameter of rod is reduced to 0.25 cm then true strain in rod is
• a 40 cm long rod of diameter 0.3 cm is subjected to 2 kN load. If the diameter of rod is reduced to 0.25 cm then true stressin rod is
• a 40 cm long rod of diameter 0.3 cm is subjected to 2 kN load. If the diameter of rod
• compression test is carried on                         machine
• compression test gives best results for                material