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A886 A886M steel 1
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Iasonasx:
Look at the ASTM spec. for that material. Or, call the supplier, they should have a spec. sheet on the material they are using. E should be about 29,000ksi. On those types of steels, there is not a well defined yield point; there will more likely be a yield stress/strength at some strain offset, like .2%.
Look at the ASTM spec. for that material. Or, call the supplier, they should have a spec. sheet on the material they are using. E should be about 29,000ksi. On those types of steels, there is not a well defined yield point; there will more likely be a yield stress/strength at some strain offset, like .2%.
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