Tensile strength of a specific specimen determined with a UTM (25KN)

The goal of this experiment is to apply a tensile force to a test specimen until the specimen is pulled to failure. The computer will track the properties during the application of the tensile load and produce a stress/strain curve that will allow for the determination of several values, including the material's modulus of elasticity. Any solid body will bend totally elastically if the load is small enough. As soon as the load is released, a solid that has been elastically deformed will revert to its original shape. On the other hand, the material may become permanently distorted if the load is too great. The first section of the tension curve that can be found as soon as the load is released is called. The aim of this experiment is to draw a test specimen to failure by applying a tensile force to it. The computer will track the properties during the application of the tensile load and produce a stress/strain curve that will allow for the determination of several values, including the material's modulus of elasticity.