E Young's Modulus of Intact Rock and its unit.
E Young's Modulus of Intact Rock and its unit.
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I calculated the young's Modulus of an intact Rock by UCS. Stress/Strain at max.
so what is it's proper unit when stress is kg/cm2 and strain in mm
and is it right if I put L length is cm and deflection in mm ( Delta L mm / Li cm) or its unit must be the same? ( both are mm) ?
so what is it's proper unit when stress is kg/cm2 and strain in mm
and is it right if I put L length is cm and deflection in mm ( Delta L mm / Li cm) or its unit must be the same? ( both are mm) ?





RE: E Young's Modulus of Intact Rock and its unit.
RE: E Young's Modulus of Intact Rock and its unit.
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RE: E Young's Modulus of Intact Rock and its unit.
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RE: E Young's Modulus of Intact Rock and its unit.
RE: E Young's Modulus of Intact Rock and its unit.
Anyway, you can check your value with tables, if it is a hard intact rock, young's modulus value should likely be in the order of a few GigaPascals up 20 GPa depending on rock type.
1 GPa = 10000 kg/cm2 = about 10000 tsf
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RE: E Young's Modulus of Intact Rock and its unit.