Stress Strain Curve Class 11 Physics||Physics Of Solids Class 11 Physics||By Danish Majeed
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Stress Strain Curve Class 11 Physics || Physics of Solids Class 11 Physics || By Danish Majeed ✨
In this in-depth lecture, we explore the Stress-Strain Curve, one of the most important graphical tools in Class 11 Physics – Physics of Solids (NBF Board).
This lecture will help you understand how materials behave when forces are applied, how deformation occurs, and how engineers classify materials as elastic, plastic, brittle, or ductile using this curve.
This topic is essential for board exams, numerical questions, and conceptual clarity in solid mechanics.
📌 What You Will Learn in This Video
► What is Stress and Strain?
A complete explanation of:
Stress: Force per unit area
Strain: Fractional change in dimension
With clear examples and easy-to-understand formulas.
► Introduction to the Stress-Strain Curve
You will understand how a material responds to gradually increasing stress, and how this response is plotted on a graph to study mechanical behavior.
► Proportional Limit
Learn the region where stress is directly proportional to strain.
Hooke’s Law is valid here, and the material behaves perfectly elastically.
► Elastic Limit / Yield Point
Understand the point at which the material begins to deform permanently.
This is one of the most important points for exam questions.
► Plastic Region
In this region, the material undergoes permanent deformation even if the force is removed.
The lecture explains this with simple examples and real-life applications.
► Ultimate Tensile Strength (UTS)
Learn about the maximum stress a material can bear before it starts to weaken.
Often asked in competitive exams and board short questions.
► Breaking Point / Fracture Point
The final point on the stress-strain curve where the material breaks.
This helps students understand material failure.
► Ductile vs Brittle Materials
Clear comparison with examples:
Ductile materials: Copper, Iron
Brittle materials: Glass, Ceramics
Graphs of ductile and brittle materials are explained separately.
► Importance of Stress-Strain Curve
The curve helps in:
✔ Material selection
✔ Mechanical design
✔ Safety calculations
✔ Engineering applications
✔ Understanding elastic and plastic properties
🎥 About This Lecture — By Danish Majeed
This video covers the Stress-Strain Curve in the most simple and conceptual way, following the NBF Class 11 Physics curriculum.
By the end of the lecture, you will be able to describe every region of the graph, explain the behavior of different materials, and apply the concepts in exams and numerical problems.
📚 Chapter Name:
Physics of Solids – Deformation of Solids (Class 11 NBF Board)
⭐ Why This Video Is Important for Exams
✔ Graph explanation
✔ Theory + concept clarity
✔ Exam-focused descriptions
✔ Real-life material comparison
✔ Fully syllabus aligned
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