Cross-sectional Area of Specimen in Strength of Materials Formulas

Cross-sectional Area of Specimen is the area exposed when specimen is cut transversely. And is denoted by A. Cross-sectional Area of Specimen is usually measured using the Square Centimeter for Area. Note that the value of Cross-sectional Area of Specimen is always positive.

Formulas to find Cross-sectional Area of Specimen in Strength of Materials

fxArea of Mild Steel bar given Local ExtensionGo

Strength of Materials formulas that make use of Cross-sectional Area of Specimen

fxLocal extension of mild steel barGo

fxTotal Extension given Area of Mild Steel barGo

List of variables in Strength of Materials formulas

fx Local Extension Go

fx Coefficient of Elongation Go

FAQ

What is the Cross-sectional Area of Specimen?

Cross-sectional Area of Specimen is the area exposed when specimen is cut transversely. Cross-sectional Area of Specimen is usually measured using the Square Centimeter for Area. Note that the value of Cross-sectional Area of Specimen is always positive.

Can the Cross-sectional Area of Specimen be negative?

No, the Cross-sectional Area of Specimen, measured in Area cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Cross-sectional Area of Specimen?

Cross-sectional Area of Specimen is usually measured using the Square Centimeter[cm²] for Area. Square Meter[cm²], Square Kilometer[cm²], Square Millimeter[cm²] are the few other units in which Cross-sectional Area of Specimen can be measured.

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