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Tensile Test of Mild Steel

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In mild steel specimens subjected to tensile test cycle, the elastic limit in tension is raised and the elastic limit in compression is lowered. This is called

A

Annealing effect

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Bauschinger effect

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C

Strain rate effect

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D

Fatigue effect

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Solution

The correct option is B Bauschinger effect
Bauschinger effect

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