FIG. 6.2 The effects of treatments on tensile characteristics of a metal.1 (a) Perfectly brittle (embrittled)—all elastic behavior. (b) Low ductility (hardened)—elastic plus plastic behaviors. (c) Ductile (softened)—elastic plus much plastic behaviors.

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FIG. 6.2 The effects of treatments on tensile characteristics of a metal.1 (a) Perfectly brittle (embrittled)—all elastic behavior. (b) Low ductility (hardened)—elastic plus plastic behaviors. (c) Ductile (softened)—elastic plus much plastic behaviors.

FIG. 6.2 The effects of treatments on tensile characteristics of a metal.1 (a) Perfectly brittle (embrittled)—all elastic behavior. (b) Low ductility (hardened)—elastic plus plastic behaviors. (c) Ductile (softened)—elastic plus much plastic behaviors.

FIG. 6.2 The effects of treatments on tensile characteristics of a metal.1 (a) Perfectly brittle (embrittled)—all elastic behavior. (b) Low ductility (hardened)—elastic plus plastic behaviors. (c) Ductile (softened)—elastic plus much plastic behaviors.