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Uniaxial tension, material sensitivity (aluminum)

StaticPASS · 0.64%

Same geometry and load as the steel uniaxial tension case, aluminum instead of steel (E = 70 GPa) — verifies that the elastic modulus is correctly propagated to displacement (elongation scales as 1/E) while stress stays independent of the material in this stat… show full text

Same geometry and load as the steel uniaxial tension case, aluminum instead of steel (E = 70 GPa) — verifies that the elastic modulus is correctly propagated to displacement (elongation scales as 1/E) while stress stays independent of the material in this statically determinate loading.

Tolerance:
5%

Problem statement

Geometry
Prismatic bar, 6.0 × 1.0 × 1.0 m.
Material
Aluminum: E = 70 GPa, ν = 0.33.
Boundary conditions
Fully fixed (all 3 DOF) on the x=0 face; uniform axial traction of +1 MPa on the x=6 face; lateral faces free.
Measured quantity
Displacement magnitude (elongation) at the free end (x=6). A secondary von Mises check at mid-span confirmed stress stayed at the same 1 MPa target as the steel case (0.00% deviation) — a statically determinate bar's stress does not depend on E, only on load/area.

Results comparison

Reference value8.5714e-5 m
Our result8.5162e-5 m
Deviation0.64%
Tolerance5%
StatusPASS · 0.64%
Element familySolid element
Mesh details60×10×10 structured hex mesh, box-only geometry, 22143

Updated: 2026-07-03 · WebCAE solver

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