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... yielding is called the yield stress or yield point , σy , and the deformation that occurs is called plastic deformation . Although not shown in Fig . 3-4 , for low - carbon steels or those that are hot rolled , the yield point is often ...
... yield strength . An example of the construction for determining the yield strength for an aluminum alloy is shown in Fig . 3-7 . From the graph , the yield strength is σys 51 ksi ( 352 MPa ) . στς - 20 OYS = 51 0.002 ( 0.2 % offset ) ...
... yield point , permanent deformation will occur . In particular , steel has a region of yielding , whereby the material will exhibit an increase in strain but no increase in stress . The region of strain hardening causes further yielding ...