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Guitar Strings SRJC, Engr 45, Fall 2013 By Kyle Cubba Peter de Rutte Xavier Kouoi
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Guitar Strings

SRJC, Engr 45, Fall 2013

By Kyle Cubba

Peter de Rutte Xavier Kouoi

Objective

• The purpose of this experiment was to determine the modulus of elasticity for various guitar strings.

Background

• Modulus of Elasticity indicates the behavior of materials that undergo elastic deformation.

• Modulus of elasticity (Young’s modulus) is the ratio of stress over strain.

• Stress is calculated by dividing the force by the cross-sectional area of the string.

• Strain is calculated by dividing the change in length by the initial length.

Callister Materials Science and Engineering An Introduction 8th Edition

Method

Apparatus

• The apparatus uses two collets that hold a thin wire fixed at two places. The collet at the top remains static while the bottom one is free to move downward when weight is added. When weight is applied, the bar presses down on a dial indicator which reads how much the string is stretched.

Calculating Stress

• Measure diameter of string and calculate cross-sectional area.

• F=mg • Calculate stress by dividing

Force by area.

Calculating Strain

• Initial length is the distance between collets

• Any change in length is seen on dial indicator

• Divide change in length by initial length to find strain.

Materials Tested

Nickel-plated Steel Single wire & coiled wire

Bronzed Steel Single wire & coiled wire

Data Mass (kg) Force (N) Delta L (in.) Delta L (m) Stress (N/m^2) Strain

1 9.8 0.02 0.000508 70735530.26 0.000818

2 19.6 0.035 0.000889 141471060.5 0.001432

3 29.4 0.047 0.0011938 212206590.8 0.001922

4 39.2 0.055 0.001397 282942121.1 0.00225

5 49 0.064 0.0016256 353677651.3 0.002618

6 58.8 0.074 0.0018796 424413181.6 0.003027

7 68.6 0.083 0.0021082 495148711.8 0.003395

8 78.4 0.0925 0.0023495 565884242.1 0.003783

9 88.2 0.101 0.0025654 636619772.4 0.004131

10 98 0.108 0.0027432 707355302.6 0.004417

11 107.8 0.118 0.0029972 778090832.9 0.004826

12 117.6 0.126 0.0032004 848826363.2 0.005154

13 127.4 0.134 0.0034036 919561893.4 0.005481

14 137.2 0.143 0.0036322 990297423.7 0.005849

15 147 0.1525 0.0038735 1061032954 0.006238

16 156.8 0.159 0.0040386 1131768484 0.006503

17 166.6 0.166 0.0042164 1202504014 0.00679

17.5 171.5 0.183 0.0046482 1237871780 0.007485

17.7 173.46 0.185 0.004699 1252018886 0.007567

Nickel-plated steel, single-wire:

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0 0.002 0.004 0.006 0.008

Stre

ss (M

Pa/m

^2)

Strain (m/m)

Mass (kg) Force (N) Delta L (in.) Delta L (m) Stress (N/m^2) Strain

1 9.8 0.008 0.000203 21602749 0.000323

2 19.6 0.019 0.000483 43205497 0.000766

2.5 24.5 0.025 0.000635 54006871 0.001008

3 29.4 0.03 0.000762 64808246 0.00121

3.5 34.3 0.0355 0.000902 75609620 0.001431

4 39.2 0.041 0.001041 86410994 0.001653

4.5 44.1 0.0465 0.001181 97212368 0.001875 5 49 0.0525 0.001334 1.08E+08 0.002117

5.5 53.9 0.0572 0.001453 1.19E+08 0.002306 6 58.8 0.062 0.001575 1.3E+08 0.0025

6.5 63.7 0.0675 0.001715 1.4E+08 0.002721 7 68.6 0.073 0.001854 1.51E+08 0.002943

7.5 73.5 0.0785 0.001994 1.62E+08 0.003165 8 78.4 0.085 0.002159 1.73E+08 0.003427

8.5 83.3 0.0905 0.002299 1.84E+08 0.003649 9 88.2 0.096 0.002438 1.94E+08 0.00387

9.5 93.1 0.101 0.002565 2.05E+08 0.004072 10 98 0.107 0.002718 2.16E+08 0.004314

10.5 102.9 0.113 0.00287 2.27E+08 0.004556 11 107.8 0.119 0.003023 2.38E+08 0.004798

11.5 112.7 0.1235 0.003137 2.48E+08 0.004979 12 117.6 0.13 0.003302 2.59E+08 0.005241

12.5 122.5 0.135 0.003429 2.7E+08 0.005443 13 127.4 0.141 0.003581 2.81E+08 0.005685

13.5 132.3 0.146 0.003708 2.92E+08 0.005886 14 137.2 0.152 0.003861 3.02E+08 0.006128

14.5 142.1 0.157 0.003988 3.13E+08 0.00633 15 147 0.164 0.004166 3.24E+08 0.006612

15.5 151.9 0.17 0.004318 3.35E+08 0.006854 16 156.8 0.176 0.00447 3.46E+08 0.007096

16.5 161.7 0.1815 0.00461 3.56E+08 0.007318 17 166.6 0.189 0.004801 3.67E+08 0.00762

17.5 171.5 0.194 0.004928 3.78E+08 0.007822

Bronzed-steel, coiled-wire

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0 0.002 0.004 0.006 0.008 0.01

Stre

ss (M

Pa/m

^2)

Strain (m/m)

Mass (kg) Force (N) Delta L (in.) Delta L (m) Stress (N/m^2) Strain

1 9.8 0.0055 0.0001397 26208249.4 0.000259

2 19.6 0.015 0.000381 52416498.8 0.000706

3 29.4 0.023 0.0005842 78624748.19 0.001082

4 39.2 0.032 0.0008128 104832997.6 0.001505

5 49 0.0405 0.0010287 131041247 0.001905

6 58.8 0.049 0.0012446 157249496.4 0.002305

7 68.6 0.0575 0.0014605 183457745.8 0.002705

8 78.4 0.066 0.0016764 209665995.2 0.003104

9 88.2 0.075 0.001905 235874244.6 0.003528

10 98 0.083 0.0021082 262082494 0.003904

11 107.8 0.092 0.0023368 288290743.4 0.004327

12 117.6 0.101 0.0025654 314498992.8 0.004751

13 127.4 0.1095 0.0027813 340707242.2 0.005151

14 137.2 0.118 0.0029972 366915491.6 0.00555

15 147 0.127 0.0032258 393123741 0.005974

16 156.8 0.135 0.003429 419331990.4 0.00635

17.5 171.5 0.147 0.0037338 458644364.5 0.006914

18.5 181.3 0.158 0.0040132 484852613.9 0.007432

19.5 191.1 0.164 0.0041656 511060863.3 0.007714

20.5 200.9 0.174 0.0044196 537269112.7 0.008184

Nickel-plated steel, coiled-wire

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0 0.002 0.004 0.006 0.008 0.01

Stre

ss (M

Pa/m

^2)

Strain (m/m)

Mass (kg) Force (N) Delta L (in.) Delta L (m) Stress (N/m^2) Strain

0.5 4.9 0.016 0.0004064 48139458.1 0.000635

1 9.8 0.025 0.000635 96278916.19 0.000992188

1.5 14.7 0.033 0.0008382 144418374.3 0.001309688

2 19.6 0.0395 0.0010033 192557832.4 0.001567656

2.5 24.5 0.046 0.0011684 240697290.5 0.001825625

3 29.4 0.051 0.0012954 288836748.6 0.002024063

3.5 34.3 0.0585 0.0014859 336976206.7 0.002321719

4 39.2 0.065 0.001651 385115664.8 0.002579688

4.5 44.1 0.072 0.0018288 433255122.9 0.0028575

5 49 0.078 0.0019812 481394581 0.003095625

5.5 53.9 0.084 0.0021336 529534039.1 0.00333375

6 58.8 0.0915 0.0023241 577673497.1 0.003631406

6.5 63.7 0.0995 0.0025273 625812955.2 0.003948906

7 68.6 0.1055 0.0026797 673952413.3 0.004187031

7.5 73.5 0.111 0.0028194 722091871.4 0.004405313

8 78.4 0.118 0.0029972 770231329.5 0.004683125

8.5 83.3 0.125 0.003175 818370787.6 0.004960938

9 88.2 0.131 0.0033274 866510245.7 0.005199063

9.5 93.1 0.1385 0.0035179 914649703.8 0.005496719

10 98 0.144 0.0036576 962789161.9 0.005715

10.5 102.9 0.152 0.0038608 1010928620 0.0060325

11 107.8 0.158 0.0040132 1059068078 0.006270625

11.5 112.7 0.167 0.0042418 1107207536 0.006627813

12 117.6 0.1725 0.0043815 1155346994 0.006846094

12.5 122.5 0.18 0.004572 1203486452 0.00714375

13 127.4 0.187 0.0047498 1251625910 0.007421563

13.5 132.3 0.194 0.0049276 1299765369 0.007699375

14 137.2 0.201 0.0051054 1347904827 0.007977188

14.5 142.1 0.208 0.0052832 1396044285 0.008255

15 147 0.214 0.0054356 1444183743 0.008493125

15.5 151.9 0.221 0.0056134 1492323201 0.008770938

16 156.8 0.229 0.0058166 1540462659 0.009088438

16.5 161.7 0.236 0.0059944 1588602117 0.00936625

17 166.6 0.244 0.0061976 1636741575 0.00968375

17.5 171.5 0.254 0.0064516 1684881033 0.010080625

18 176.4 0.2615 0.0066421 1733020491 0.010378281

18.5 181.3 0.268 0.0068072 1781159950 0.01063625

19 186.2 0.276 0.0070104 1829299408 0.01095375

19.5 191.1 0.284 0.0072136 1877438866 0.01127125

20.5 200.9 0.307 0.0077978 1973717782 0.012184063

Bronzed-steel, Single-wire

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Stress-Strain Graphs

Bronzed-Steel single wire

Ni-Steel Coiled

Bronzed-Steel coiled

Ni-Steel single wire

Results String Young’s Modulus (GPa)

Single-wire Ni-steel 188

Single-wire Bronzed-steel 174

Coiled wire Ni-steel 64*

Coiled wire Bronzed-steel 48*

1045 Steel (for comparison) 200 (from previous lab)

*These values are not necessarily indicative of the materials’ elasticity because of coiled composition.

Conclusions • The single wires held a deceptively large

amount of weight. • Coiled wires stretched more because of their

spring-like structure, thus the coiled wires’ measured modulus of elasticity is smaller than that of a single wire.

• Coiled structure for larger strings allows for pliability and easy playing for musicians.

Wyatt, Rupert, dir. Rise of the Planet of the Apes. 2011. DVD.

Alone… weak. Together Strong.

Kyle Cubba

Xavier Kouoi

Peter de Rutte


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