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Physics 13
1. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 1
Mechanical Properties of Matter
Week 10, Lesson 2
•
States of Matter
•
Density, Hooke’s Law & Elasticity
•
Specific Gravity, Bulk Modulus & Shear Modulus
•
Pressures in Fluids (Fluids at Rest)
References/Reading Preparation:
Schaum’s Outline Ch. 12
Principles of Physics by Beuche – Ch.9
2. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 2
Mechanical Properties of Matter
Introduction:
All materials are composed of atoms. The force between atoms
is basically electrical in nature (stemming from the fact that atoms
are composed of charged particles).
The way in which these atoms are arranged and in what combination
ultimately determines a material’s bulk behavior.
It is these properties of bulk matter, often referred to as mechanical
properties, that are of interest.
In this section, we will study mechanical properties such as density,
elasticity, and fluid pressure and flow.
3. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 3
States of Matter
The world around us is composed of three recognizable types of
materials: solids, liquids, and gases.
We call these types the three states of matter.
The fundamental difference between them lies in the way that forces
act between the atoms or molecules composing the substance.
4. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 4
In gases, the interatomic forces are practically nonexistent, allowing
individual gas atoms (or molecules) to move independently.
This freedom of motion allows the gas to fill any available volume.
In liquids and solids these interatomic forces are strong enough
so that external forces cannot significantly change the volume
occupied by a given solid or liquid sample.
Thus we say that solids and liquids are nearly incompressible.
5. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 5
In solids, the interatomic forces arrange the atoms in a rigid three-
dimensional array, or structure.
As a result, solids not only are incompressible, but also rigid –
resisting any attempts to change their shape.
Liquids do not have this three-dimensional rigid structure.
Therefore, liquids are ready deformable in shape, conforming to the
shape of any container, and are able to flow in response to applied
forces.
The state in which a particular substance exists depends on the
temperature of the substance and on the external pressure
surrounding it.
6. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 6
Density
We frequently make use of a property called the density of a material.
The mass density () of a material is the mass per unit volume
of the material:
=
mass of body
volume of body
=
m
V
The SI unit for mass density is kg/m3
Although, g/cm3 is also used, where 1000 kg/m3 = 1 g/cm3
The density of water is close to 1000 kg/m3.
7. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 7
Specific Gravity
A property closely related to density is specific gravity (SG).
The specific gravity (SG or sp gr) of a substance is the ratio of the
density of the substance to the density of some standard substance.
The standard is usually water (at 4 °C) for liquids and solids, while
for gases, it is usually air.
SG =
standard
Notice that specific gravity is a dimensionless number.
8. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 8
Worked Example
A cube of uranium ( = 18,680 kg/m3) is 2.00 cm on each side.
a)
Find its mass.
b)
How large a cube of ice (ice = 920 kg/m3) has the same mass?
9. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 9
Hooke’s Law – Elastic Moduli
Many objects, such as a coiled spring or a metal rod, exhibit a
property called elasticity.
When stretched or compressed by an applied force, they tend to
return to their original length when the force is removed.
An example is that of a spring – as we saw in one of our lab
experiments. There is a direct relationship between the change in
length and the force applied.
This is stated clearly in Hooke’s Law:
When an elastic object is stretched or otherwise distorted,
the amount of distortion is linearly proportional to the
distorting force.
10. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 10
The following illustration shows the behavior of a solid rod to a force.
Distorting Force (F)
Distortion (L)
L F
elastic region
The straight line portion is called the elastic region.
This is where L F.
If the rod is stretched too much, beyond the elastic limit, it deviates
from this direct proportionality between L and F, and does not
return to its original length when the force is removed.
Hooke’s Law also applies to objects other than springs – such as a
solid rod.
Ultimate strength
X Breaking Point
11. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 11
The previous illustration of the behavior of a rod subjected to a force
shows that for small deformations, the rod shows elastic behavior
and obeys Hooke’s Law.
To use Hooke’s Law in describing the elastic properties of solids we
use the terms stress and strain.
Let’s define these quantities in terms of a stretching experiment on a rod
with cross-sectional area A.
A
Lo
F
F
A
A tensile force F pulls perpendicularly to the
end area A of a rod of original length Lo and
causes it to stretch an amount ΔL.
Lo +L
12. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 12
Stress =
force
area
=
F
A
(SI units are N/m2)
Strain =
change in length
original length
=
L
Lo
From this illustration we can define stress and strain.
(strain is dimensionless)
13. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 13
Hooke’s Law
Hooke’s Law can be stated in terms of stress and strain.
If a system obeys Hooke’s Law, then stress strain.
We then define a constant, called the modulus of elasticity,
by the relation:
Modulus of elasticity =
stress
strain
The modulus has the same units as stress.
A large modulus means that a large stress is required to produce a given strain.
14. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 14
The Young’s Modulus
The Young's Modulus (Y) describes the length elasticity of a material.
Suppose a wire or rod of original length, L, and cross-sectional area,
A, elongates an amount L, under a force F applied to its end.
Then,
Tensile stress = F/A
and
Tensile strain = L/L
and
Young’s Modulus = Y =
stress
strain
=
F/A
L/L
=
FL
A L
(its SI unit is Pa)
The value of Y depends only on the material of the wire, and NOT
on its dimensions.
15. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 15
Worked example
The specific gravity of cast iron is 7.20. Find its density and the mass
of 60 cm3 of it.
(ans. 7200 kg/m3, 0.432 kg)
16. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 16
Worked example
A drum holds 200 kg of water or 132 kg of gasoline. Determine for
the gasoline:
a)
Its sp gr
b)
in kg/m3
(ans. 0.66, 660 kg/m3)
17. Week 10, Lesson 2 Mechanical Properties of Matter 17
Worked example
A load of 50 kg is applied to the lower end of a steel rod 80 cm long
and 0.60 cm in diameter. Determine:
a)
The stress.
b)
The amount the rod stretches (Y = 190 Gpa for steel)
c)
The strain.