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what is the difference between stress and pressure?. what is the difference between moment and tor..

Answer / ashutosh

stress is a vector quantity where as presser is a scalar
similarly
torque is a vector where as moment is a scalar

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what is the difference between stress and pressure?. what is the difference between moment and tor..

Answer / prasad surendra naik

stress=load/area
pressure=force/area

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what is the difference between stress and pressure?. what is the difference between moment and tor..

Answer / sivabharathi

Stress s for the solid materials and pressure s for liquid
and gases... both are load/force per unit area only

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what is the difference between stress and pressure?. what is the difference between moment and tor..

Answer / harisankar.j

when a force acting on a body, a force created inside body
that is called stress, the force acting on the body is
called pressure,

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what is the difference between stress and pressure?. what is the difference between moment and tor..

Answer / abcd

why should i tell u? Think over it and tell me.

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what is the difference between stress and pressure?. what is the difference between moment and tor..

Answer / slammindan

Torque is the rotational force acting on a component around
its axis

A moment is the force acting on a component horizontally
through its axis

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what is the difference between stress and pressure?. what is the difference between moment and tor..

Answer / psg tech

stress and pressure are mathmetically same.
but stress is term used in solids
while pressure is used in fluids.

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what is the difference between stress and pressure?. what is the difference between moment and tor..

Answer / amolkumar

Stress is nothing but internal resistive force to
deformation per unit cross sectional area. It is always
perpendicular to the surface.
Pressure is Force per unit area. It is always parallel to
the surface.

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what is the difference between stress and pressure?. what is the difference between moment and tor..

Answer / guest

stress is nothing but load/area and pressure is the force
acting in any one direction

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