Mechanical failure modes refer to the various ways in which materials or components can fail due to mechanical stresses or external forces. Understanding these failure modes is crucial in engineering and design, as it helps in predicting potential points of failure, improving safety, and enhancing the reliability of structures and systems. Here are some common mechanical failure modes: 1. **Tensile Failure**: Occurs when a material is subjected to a tensile load greater than its tensile strength, leading to necking and eventual fracture.

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