Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit in Rolling Process Formulas

Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit represents the average shear stress at which the material begins to yield or undergo plastic deformation at the end of rolling. And is denoted by S_y. Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit is usually measured using the Pascal for Stress. Note that the value of Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit is always positive.

Formulas to find Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit in Rolling Process

fxMean Yield Shear Stress using Pressure on Exit SideGo

Rolling Process formulas that make use of Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit

fxPressure Acting on Rolls in Exit RegionGo

fxPressure on Rolls given H (Exit Side)Go

fxThickness of Stock at given Point on Exit SideGo

List of variables in Rolling Process formulas

fx Pressure on Roller Go

fx Final Thickness Go

fx Thickness at the given Point Go

fx Friction Coefficient Go

fx Factor H at given Point on Workpiece Go

FAQ

What is the Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit?

Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit represents the average shear stress at which the material begins to yield or undergo plastic deformation at the end of rolling. Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit is usually measured using the Pascal for Stress. Note that the value of Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit is always positive.

Can the Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit be negative?

No, the Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit, measured in Stress cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit?

Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit is usually measured using the Pascal[Pa] for Stress. Newton per Square Meter[Pa], Newton per Square Millimeter[Pa], Kilonewton per Square Meter[Pa] are the few other units in which Mean Yield Shear Stress at Exit can be measured.

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