The Mechanical Properties of materials define the behavior of materials under the action of external forces, called loads. They are a measure of the strength and lasting characteristic of a material in service, and are of great importance in the design of tools, machines and structures.
Mechanical properties are structure sensitive in the sense that they depend upon the crystal structure and its bonding forces, and especially upon the nature and behavior of the imperfections which exists within the crystal itself or at the grain boundaries.
The most important and useful mechanical properties are :
1.) Strength
2.) Elasticity
3.) Stiffness
4.) Plasticity
5.) Ductility and Malleability
6.) Resilience
7.) Toughness
8.) Hardness, Hardenability and Brittleness.
9.) Machinability.
10.) Creep
11.) Fatigue
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