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Usually  during  practical  calculations  for  brittle  materials  the
           deviation from Hooke's law does not take into account. In this case
           the concept of sectional elasticity modulus  E is introduced,  that
                                                       S
           equals the tangent of slope angle of the line drawn across diagram
           starting point O and a point A:

                                                  
                                       E   tg    A  .
                                         S
                                                  
                                                    A
             Sectional  module  -    a  variable  value,  it  can  be  considered  a
           function  of  stress.  To  calculate  the  structural  elements  of  brittle
           material the average value of the elastic sectional modulus is taken
           that corresponds to the expected range of operating pressure.

             A typical diagram of the compression of a plastic material (mild
           steel) is shown in fig.2.11, a. At first diagram looks similar to the
           tension diagram (point C). Then the curve goes up steeply due to
           the  increase of cross-sectional area and strengthening the sample
           material. The destruction does not occur. The sample flattens and
           the  research  stops.  As  a  result  of  the  tests  strength  limit  in
           compression  is  determined.  For  plastic  materials  liquid  limit  in
           tension  and  compression  are  the  same.  The  fluidity  ares  in
           compression is much less exprresed than in tension.
             In compression the samples of plastic material the phenomenon
           of defamation is the same as in tension. However, the defamation
           that is caused by tension, reduces the border of proportionality and
           strength in compression. This phenomenon is called Bauschinger's
           effect.








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