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    Stress-Strain Curve

    Aids for creating and scaling Stress-Strain Curves

    S-S Curve.zip includes: 1. A macro enabled Excel workbook (S-S Curve Helper.xlsm) for creating a Stress-Strain curve using the Ramberg-Osgood formula and commonly available material properties. Combinations of tensile or compressive and engineering or true forms can be selected. 2. A procedure for Stress-Strain curve scaling. 3. A formula for plastic Poison’s Ratio between the proportional limit and fully plastic condition.
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    asset-book-depreciation

    Asset depreciation, monthly book

    Depreciation is an accounting method, by which the dollar value of an asset (e.g. piece of equipment) is reduced, and applied to expense, as the asset is used and ages. When you buy an asset, the cost of it is debited to an asset account at the top of the balance sheet. This is true even if you pay cash for it. This is in contrast to applying the asset cost all at once to an expense account. The reason is that the asset is of value to the business. However, as the asset is used, and ages,...
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