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    Defined by QUDT VOCAB Quantity Kinds Release 2.1.25 quantitykind:
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    quantitykind:NormalStress
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    http://qudt.org/vocab/quantitykind/NormalStress

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    quantitykind:

    rdf: type
    qudt:QuantityKind
    rdfs: label
    lang:en
    Normal Stress
    qudt: applicableUnit
    unit:ATM
    unit:ATM_T
    unit:BAR
    unit:BARAD
    unit:BARYE
    unit:CM_H2O
    unit:CentiBAR
    unit:CentiM_H2O
    unit:CentiM_HG
    unit:DYN-PER-CentiM2
    unit:DecaPA
    unit:DeciBAR
    unit:FT_H2O
    unit:FT_HG
    unit:GM_F-PER-CentiM2
    unit:GigaPA
    unit:HectoBAR
    unit:HectoPA
    unit:IN_H2O
    unit:IN_HG
    unit:KIP_F-PER-IN2
    unit:KiloBAR
    unit:KiloGM-PER-M-SEC2
    unit:KiloGM_F-PER-CentiM2
    unit:KiloGM_F-PER-M2
    unit:KiloGM_F-PER-MilliM2
    unit:KiloLB_F-PER-IN2
    unit:KiloPA
    unit:KiloPA_A
    unit:LB_F-PER-FT2
    unit:LB_F-PER-IN2
    unit:MegaBAR
    unit:MegaPA
    unit:MicroATM
    unit:MicroBAR
    unit:MicroPA
    unit:MicroTORR
    unit:MilliBAR
    unit:MilliM_H2O
    unit:MilliM_HG
    unit:MilliM_HGA
    unit:MilliPA
    unit:MilliTORR
    unit:N-PER-CentiM2
    unit:N-PER-M2
    unit:N-PER-MilliM2
    unit:PA
    unit:PDL-PER-FT2
    unit:PSI
    unit:PlanckPressure
    unit:TORR
    qudt: hasDimensionVector
    qkdv:A0E0L-1I0M1H0T-2D0
    qudt: informativeReference
    lang:""
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stress_(mechanics)
    qudt: isoNormativeReference
    lang:""
    http://www.iso.org/iso/catalogue_detail?csnumber=31889
    qudt: latexDefinition
    lang:""
    \(\sigma = \frac{dF_n}{dA}\), where \(dF_n\) is the normal component of force and \(dA\) is the area of the surface element.
    qudt: latexSymbol
    lang:""
    \(\sigma\)
    qudt: plainTextDescription
    lang:""
    Normal stress is defined as the stress resulting from a force acting normal to a body surface. Normal stress can be caused by several loading methods, the most common being axial tension and compression, bending, and hoop stress.
    rdfs: isDefinedBy
    skos: broader
    quantitykind:Stress