How to pronounce “tensile” in English

The tensile strength of super glue can be upwards of 25 mega pascals, which is similar to other polymers, meaning a square patch just five

It has an ultimate tensile strength of around 1,600 megapascals.

- In a tensile test, a synthetic rubber also stretched to around 600% before breaking.

Because of the tensile strength of the lines, you can see that this, compared to anything you've seen previously, has a lot more space

And let yourself imagine that tensile matrix that we saw earlier.

But experimental ultra high strength steels can reach an ultimate tensile strength of nearly 3,000 megapascals.

And so there's a balance then between ultimate tensile strength, strain capacity, and a lot of these pending groups.

See, Kevlar has a very high tensile strength, but it's also quite stiff.

But if weight matters, spider silk is really the champion there for tensile strength.

These crystals split easily along their length and they create these fine flexible fibers that are still extraordinarily strong with tensile strengths comparable to high grade steel wire.

So if you look on the left, that axis is the tensile stress.

And so if you stretch materials to their yield strength, or the ultimate tensile strength, and you do that repeatedly, then they

And at that point, the force applied, divided by the cross-sectional area is called its ultimate tensile strength.

Now, compared to natural rubber, it doesn't wear down as quickly under friction but it has a much lower tensile strength.

So, you want it to be freshly made so it's nice and tensile.

Everything we're going to talk about is under very, very high tensile stress, because it's like an inverted swimming pool.