Dehnenergie
Dehnenergie, also known as strain energy, is the potential energy stored within a solid body as a result of applied external forces that cause deformation. When a material is stretched, compressed, twisted, or bent, its internal structure undergoes changes. These changes involve the stretching or compressing of atomic bonds and the rearrangement of internal stresses. The work done to overcome these internal resistances and cause the deformation is stored as Dehnenergie.
The amount of Dehnenergie stored in an object is directly related to the magnitude of the deformation
The concept of Dehnenergie is crucial in various fields of engineering and physics, particularly in solid mechanics