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Figure 1. Diagram showing the different types of strain for three directions of loading. During compressive loading, the disc becomes shorter in the loading direction; during tensile loading, it is stretched in the loading direction; and during shear loading, one boundary surface of the disc moves parallel to an adjacent surface.





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