May 19, 2006 · How do you calculate for the Ultimate Shear Strength of a Material? I have a SS416 heat treated at 800 (From Machinery Handbook) and now has: Yeild Strength: 150000psi Ultimate Tensile …

Feb 3, 2015 · A higher strength may have been used for construction. As manstrom suggested, it is a good idea to do some testing. Also, in the 1950's the design would have been made using working …

Oct 30, 2002 · Those include (for example) "Yield Strength from Hardness - a Reappraisal for Weld Metal" RJ Pargeter, The Welding Institute Research Bulletin, November 1978. "Yield Strength from …

May 8, 2010 · Dears, What is relationship between weld material and base material yield strength, what factors are considered to weld the load carrying structures, i.e. selecting the weld rods yield strength …

Dec 29, 2010 · Is using the precise yield strength indicated on a mill certificate a bad idea for design? It seems they are taking a shortcut rather than just sizing the post appropriately. At a minimum, I would …

Mar 21, 2012 · Since yield strength is indicated as Re, elongation as A, etc, the applicable standard is EN 10002-1, which is the European equivalent to ASTM E8 or ASTM A370. The 0.6% yield strength …

Apr 5, 2006 · I'm evaluating some concrete beams that were designed in 1926. Any idea what the yield stress for reinforcing bars from that era is?

Jul 4, 2012 · This arises as group 2 and 3 materials follow the same formula for determining rating, but use a yield strength factor of 70% instead of 60%. So a hydrotest at 1.5x design pressure which is …

Jun 16, 2021 · As the material properties are temperature dependent, I've been able to define most of them fine, but am unable to do so for yield strength, as it only lets me enter a constant value. I've …

Nov 27, 2015 · ASTM 615 dealing with steel reinforcement specifications specifies the required yield and tensile strengths (fy and fu respectively) as well as elongations...