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Yield point

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A yield point marks onset of permanent deformation under the stated experimental criterion. A specified offset proof stress is an operational measure when a sharp yield transition is absent.
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An offset proof stress is defined by the intersection of a loading curve with a line parallel to its initial linear elasticity response but shifted by a specified engineering strain. A 0.2 percent convention uses the line σ=E(ε−0.002), with Young's modulus E.

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