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Tensile test is one of the fundamental and most widely used experimental methods for quantitatively determining the mechanical behavior of engineering materials. This test involves subjecting a specimen to uniaxial tensile force, allowing detailed information to be obtained about the material’s elastic and plastic deformation limits, ductility, fracture behavior, and strength. This information is critical in numerous engineering applications including material selection, product design, quality

Bending strength is the maximum stress a material can withstand before fracturing under a bending load. This property is critically important in structural, construction, composite, and textile materials. Bending strength is typically determined using three-point or four-point bending tests. The material specimen is placed on specific supports, and a load is applied at the center or at defined intervals to identify the point of fracture.Yield strength is the highest stress a material can endure