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   Tough·ness

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   noun

   • 1. the state of being strong enough to withstand adverse conditions or rough handling: "the toughness of steel"
   • ▪ the quality of being difficult to cut or chew: "gristle contributes to the toughness of meat"
   • 2. the ability to deal with hardship or to cope in difficult situations: "they showed great mental toughness to keep going"
   • ▪ the state of being difficult and requiring determination or effort: "I underestimated the toughness of the job"
   • 3. demonstration of a strict and uncompromising approach: "the toughness of the regime was legendary"
   • 4. the quality of being strong and prone to violence: "his reputation for toughness on the street"

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2. www.xometry.com › fracture-toughness-testsFracture Toughness Tests: Definition, Purpose, Standards ...

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   3 days ago · Fracture toughness tests determine a material's resistance to crack propagation and therefore fracture, which is one of the fundamental material properties. It works by applying a constantly increasing load to a material until failure, to work out how much energy can be absorbed.

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   3 days ago · Bending stress is an expression of the distribution of internal forces and moments within the beam's cross-section as it undergoes deformation. Bending stress specifically refers to the item’s internal resistance that counteracts a bending moment.

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   5 days ago · Toughness Measured using the Charpy impact test similar to Impact Resistance, toughness represents a material’s ability to absorb impact without fracturing at a given temperature. Since impact resistance is often lower at low temperatures, materials may become more brittle.

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   What is the difference between toughness and stiffness?

   • Toughness is the ability of a material to withstand shock loading or impact fracture occurs. This property gives us an idea whether if we throw something on a material what is its tendency to break under the given impact. Stiffness of a material is the force required to change the dimension of the material by one unit.

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   What is an example of a tough material?

   • An example of such material is diamond which cannot easily be scratched or cannot be broken into pieces i.e. rather penetrates under the action of hydraulic press. Toughness is the ability of a material to withstand shock loading or impact fracture occurs.

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   What is a fracture toughness test?

   • Fracture toughness tests apply a constantly increasing load to a material to work out the energy required to overcome a material's resistance to crack propagation. The fracture failure mode is initiated by a flaw in the material which could be a scratch, dent, or corrosion. From the flaw, a crack can propagate causing the material to fail.

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   What does hardness mean?

   • Hardness is defined as a material’s ability to resist permanent indentation (plastic deformation). Typically, the harder the material, the better it resists wear or deformation. The term hardness also refers to the local surface stiffness of a material or its resistance to scratching, abrasion, or cutting.

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   5 days ago · Being resilient and mentally tough is about more than just enduring. It’s about finding strength in adversity, maintaining a positive mindset, and adapting to change with grace. There are telltale signs that you’re stronger than you think.

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   4 days ago · Mental toughness is a psychological edge that helps one perform at a high level consistently. Mentally tough athletes exhibit four characteristics: a strong self-belief (confidence) in their ability to perform well, an internal motivation to be successful, the ability to focus one's thoughts and feelings without distraction, and composure under ...

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    4 days ago · The strength of a material gives us the idea up to what extent the specific material can bear the load without breaking. Hardness of a material is the ability to resist scratches, penetration and also plastic deformation.