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WhyI was going through this website :https://www.tf.uni-kiel.de/matwis/amat/iss/index.html where it answered a question: Why is the maximum of the (nominal) stress-strain curve and the beginning of necking related? So for explaining the relation it stated that curves taken at different strain rates may not be very different, you always need somewhat larger stresses at higher strain rates to achieve the same strain. Why do you need somewhat larger stresses at higher strain rates to achieve the same strain achieved in lower strain rate?. Can someone give an explanation for such behaviour?

Why do you need somewhat larger stresses at higher strain rates to achieve the same strain achieved in lower strain rate?. Can someone give an explanation for such behaviour?

I was going through this website :https://www.tf.uni-kiel.de/matwis/amat/iss/index.html where it answered a question: Why is the maximum of the (nominal) stress-strain curve and the beginning of necking related? So for explaining the relation it stated that curves taken at different strain rates may not be very different, you always need somewhat larger stresses at higher strain rates to achieve the same strain. Why do you need somewhat larger stresses at higher strain rates to achieve the same strain achieved in lower strain rate?. Can someone give an explanation for such behaviour?

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Why does the stress strain curve depend upon strain rate?

Why do you need somewhat larger stresses at higher strain rates to achieve the same strain achieved in lower strain rate?. Can someone give an explanation for such behaviour?