Pubity on Instagram: "😅 In a tensile test, a steel rebar is clamped into a machine that pulls from both ends with precise, increasing force, stretching the bar bit by bit until it finally fails. This is the same physics behind every skyscraper, bridge, tunnel and highway. Tensile strength tells engineers how much pulling force a steel bar can handle before it breaks, and a 32 millimeter rebar like this can resist more than 570 kilonewtons of tension, which is about 58 tons of force pushing the

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Spectacular on Instagram: "In a tensile test like this, a steel rebar is secured in a machine that pulls from both ends with precise, controlled force, stretching the metal millimeter by millimeter until it finally breaks. What you’re seeing is the same physics that underpins every skyscraper, bridge, tunnel, and highway. Tensile strength shows engineers exactly how much pulling force a steel bar can endure before snapping. A 32-millimeter rebar like this can withstand over 570 kilonewtons of te