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Young's modulus in transverse direction in Materials Science Formulas
Young’s modulus in transverse direction, the composite considered here is aligned and continuous fibre reinforced composite. And is denoted by E
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. Young's modulus in transverse direction is usually measured using the Gigapascal for Pressure. Note that the value of Young's modulus in transverse direction is always positive.
Formulas to find Young's modulus in transverse direction in Materials Science
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Young's Modulus of composite in transverse direction
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FAQ
What is the Young's modulus in transverse direction?
Young’s modulus in transverse direction, the composite considered here is aligned and continuous fibre reinforced composite. Young's modulus in transverse direction is usually measured using the Gigapascal for Pressure. Note that the value of Young's modulus in transverse direction is always positive.
Can the Young's modulus in transverse direction be negative?
No, the Young's modulus in transverse direction, measured in Pressure cannot be negative.
What unit is used to measure Young's modulus in transverse direction?
Young's modulus in transverse direction is usually measured using the Gigapascal[GPa] for Pressure. Pascal[GPa], Kilopascal[GPa], Bar[GPa] are the few other units in which Young's modulus in transverse direction can be measured.
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