Total Elongation of Stock Calculator

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✖The initial cross-sectional area is the area at the start of operation of a portion of material exposed after cutting it transversely.ⓘ Initial cross-sectional area [Ai]			+10% -10%
✖The Final cross-sectional area is the area at the end of operation of a portion of material exposed after cutting it transversely.ⓘ Final cross-sectional area [Af]			+10% -10%

✖Total Elongation of the stock or workpiece is the length added to it after completion of operation performed on it.ⓘ Total Elongation of Stock [E]

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Total Elongation of Stock Formula

Total Elongation of the stock or workpiece=Initial cross-sectional area/Final cross-sectional area
E=Ai/Af

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How to find Total Elongation after Rolling Process?

Total elongation means the increase in dimensions of the stock after the Rolling process. It can be found by dividing the initial area of the cross section by the final area of cross section of the rolled product. The elongation can be defined as total for all the passes or that for each pass separately.

How to Calculate Total Elongation of Stock?

Total Elongation of Stock calculator uses Total Elongation of the stock or workpiece=Initial cross-sectional area/Final cross-sectional area to calculate the Total Elongation of the stock or workpiece, The Total Elongation of Stock can be calculated by dividing the initial area of the cross section by the final area of cross section of the rolled product. Total Elongation of the stock or workpiece and is denoted by E symbol.

How to calculate Total Elongation of Stock using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Total Elongation of Stock, enter Initial cross-sectional area (Ai) and Final cross-sectional area (Af) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Total Elongation of Stock calculation can be explained with given input values -> 1000 = 0.001/0.001.

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What is Total Elongation of Stock?

The Total Elongation of Stock can be calculated by dividing the initial area of the cross section by the final area of cross section of the rolled product and is represented as E=Ai/Af or Total Elongation of the stock or workpiece=Initial cross-sectional area/Final cross-sectional area. The initial cross-sectional area is the area at the start of operation of a portion of material exposed after cutting it transversely and The Final cross-sectional area is the area at the end of operation of a portion of material exposed after cutting it transversely.

How to calculate Total Elongation of Stock?

The Total Elongation of Stock can be calculated by dividing the initial area of the cross section by the final area of cross section of the rolled product is calculated using Total Elongation of the stock or workpiece=Initial cross-sectional area/Final cross-sectional area. To calculate Total Elongation of Stock, you need Initial cross-sectional area (Ai) and Final cross-sectional area (Af). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Initial cross-sectional area and Final cross-sectional area and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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