| elastic limit |
Maximum stress to which a spring can be stretched without taking a permanent set. Endurance Limit - Maximum stress which can be repeatedly applied without incurring spring failure. Fatigue Failure - When a spring is deflected continually, the metal becomes fatigued and failure may occur at a stress level far below the elastic limit. Fatigue Life - Number of deflection cycles until failure occurs at a predetermined stress. ...
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| elasticity |
The ability of a fiber or fabric to return to its original length, shape, or size immediately after the removal of stress.
출처: www.cyberfiberonline.com/glossary.shtml
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| elasticity |
Usually refers to price elasticity, the ratio of the responsiveness of quantity demanded, or supplied, to a change in price.
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| elasticity |
Force. - Stress. - Strain and strain-rate. - Engineering strain and true strain. - Hooke's law and modulus. - Elastic and plastic deformation. - Stress state: Torsion, shear, tension and compression. - Buckling under load. - Elastic constants. - Poisson's ratio.
출처: www.north.londonmet.ac.uk/higherline/PB129.html
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| elasticity |
refers to the tendency of a tax to move in tandem with personal income in a state. For example, when personal income rises, a steeply graduated income tax tends to rise still more, and as such is considered to be elastic.
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