Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 13 minutes ago
Poisson's ratio:
The absolute ratio of (a) the transverse to (b) the longitudinal normal strains in a strain field produced by a uniaxial stress along the longitudinal axis. The value is always between 0.0 and 0.5 for materials having isotropic mechanical properties.
In this iLearn video, Darryl explains what is Poisson's ratio.
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Poisson's ratio:
The absolute ratio of (a) the transverse to (b) the longitudinal normal strains in a strain field produced by a uniaxial stress along the longitudinal axis. The value is always between 0.0 and 0.5 for materials having isotropic mechanical properties.
In this iLearn video, Darryl explains what is Poisson's ratio.
Micro-Measurements: micro-measurements.com
Advanced Sensors Technology: micro-measurements.com/advanced-sensors-technology
StrainTalks™ seminar: straintalks.com
StrainBond™? micro-measurements.com/bonding
StrainBlog: strainblog.com










