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Materials Science: Mechanical Behavior and Phase Diagrams — MSE104

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MSE104 Material Science 104 · University of California, Los Angeles · Dr. Amartya Banerjee · Winter 2022

MSE104 Materials Science 104 at UCLA covers mechanical behavior and phase diagrams through flashcards addressing impact testing, fatigue, creep, phase diagrams including the iron-carbon system, and elasticity theory. Topics include the Charpy test, stress-strain relationships, auxetic materials, fracture mechanics, and

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    How is impact energy calculated in a Charpy impact test?

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    At what stress level relative to yield strength can fatigue failure occur?

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    How does reducing the magnitude of mean stress affect fatigue life?

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