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Engineering Principles B COURSE WORK 2 Tensile Testing Bsc BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING Contents Page Page Contents 2 Contents Page 3 Purpose, Introduction and Equipment 4 Macaulay's Method 5 Theoretical Development Experiment 1 6 Theoretical Development Experiment 2 7 Theoretical Development Experiment 3 8 Procedures 9 Diagrams 10 Results by Experimental Procedures 11 Results by Theoretical Procedures 12 Discussion 13 Conclusion Purpose The remit is to calculate how the setting of the hanger weight (on different lengths of the beam) would affect the deflection at mid-span. Furthermore I aimed to see how the theoretical answers compared with the experimental answers, and to discuss why this is the case. Introduction As an engineer it is important to know how certain properties of a material will affect the overall outcome of the structure e.g. how much a beam deflects due to additional weight. Therefore the experiments carried out were to distinguish if the theoretical values contradict or coincide with the experimental values. This experiment is also used in real life situations during the testing procedures of the Central Deflection. In order to...

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