Stress and deformation

I´m trying to improve my English skills, I need to learn new vocabulary of engineering engineering vocabulary because I'm student of mechanical engineering/because I'm studying mechanical engineering. Right now I'm writing about an issue of "mechanics of materials", I know that this can be a boring topic for many, but I would be grateful for your corrections.

The Axial stress is a kind/type of stress generated along an axis (who which is an important element in most mechanisms), in the direction of the axis. By definition, "Stress" is the force per unit of area, and so "Stress" is the measurement of a transversal area, in this case, the transversal area of an axis. When a carge (Force) is applied to an element, a "Stress" and a "Deformation" is generated in the element. Stress and Deformation are related to each other.

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i hope that helped! I don't understand engineering, some some of my corrections might not convey what you were trying to say, but I tried!

Stress and deformation

I´m trying to improve my English skills, i need to learn new vocabulary of engineering, because i'm student to mechanical engineering. Then i'm writing about a issue of "mechanics of materials", i know that can be a boring topic for many, but i would be greatful with your correction.

The Axial stress is a kind of stress generated along an axis (which is an important element in most mechanisms), in direction to the axis. The definition of "Stress" is force per unit of area, then "Stress" is measured on a transversal area, in this case, the transversal area of an axis. When a carge (Force) is applied to an element, it generates a "Stress" and a "Deformation" in the element. Stress and Deformation are related to each other.

Thank you for your help!

I understood this easily, so all the corrections were small mistakes. Good job! If you have any questions about the corrections, please ask!

Stress and deformation

I´m trying to improve my English skills.  I need to learn new engineering vocabulary, because I'm a mechanical engineering student. I'm writing about a issue of "mechanics of materials". I know that can be a boring topic for many, but I would be grateful for your corrections.

The axial stress is a kind of stress generated along an axis (which is an important element in most mechanisms). By definition "stress" is force per unit of area, and the area is measured in the transverse direction, in this case, transverse to the axis. When a carge* (force) is applied to an element, the stress generates a "deformation" (strain) in that element. Stress and deformation (strain) are related each other.

Thank you for your help!

Note 1:  I've never heard of a "carge" and I don't think it is a word.

Note 2:  It's been quite a while since my degree in mechanical engineering, but I'm pretty sure this is right.