yield point

The straight-line portion of the diagram up to almost the yield point is known as the elastic region of the diagram.

The change at the elastic limit from elastic to plastic deformation is referred to as the yield point or yield strength.

It was observed that the lower yield point was subject to a greater degree of scatter than that of the upper yield point.

its tensile curves with typical dual phase steel characteristic exhibit continuously and no yield point elongation.

Beyond the yield point, the material will continue to deform, but with less stress than before, because the material has begun to yield.

When the stress reaches the yield point, a large increase in strain occurs with no increase in stress.

A mud that is excessively viscous, having high gel strengths and high yield point.

By mechanical properties testing, yield point, tensile strength, elongation, etc. to meet the requirements;

Study on hysteresis loops of dampers made of ultra low yield point steel

The value of stress under hydraulic pressure test shall not exceed 90% of the yield point of the material in test temperature;

Cold-reduced steel sheet of high tensile strength and low yield point with improved formability

Application of Low Yield Point Steel in Design of Earthquake Resistant Buildings

elastic limit, Yeung''s module of elasticity to yield point

yield strength (yield point) of steel

Yield point under bending stress

Dynamic limit of yield point

yield point of steel bar