The true strain rate is given as ϒ, and conventional strain rate is given as ε. The engineering strain is equal to e. The relationship between conventional strain rate and true strain rate is _______

The true strain rate is given as ϒ, and conventional strain rate is given as ε. The engineering strain is equal to e. The relationship between conventional strain rate and true strain rate is _______ Correct Answer ϒ = ε/(1+e)

The conventional strain rate is defined by taking the initial length of specimen whereas the true strain rate takes instantaneous length into the calculation. So the relationship between them is: True strain rate = Conventional strain rate / (1+Engineering strain).

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