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SN curve for metal and polyethylene

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chyio

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How do I get the SN curve for metal and polyethylene? Thanks!
 
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Are you an engineer? Do you realize that "metal" pertains to iron, steel, copper, aluminum, titanium, etc. and is therefore entirely too general? Polyethylene is only slightly more specific.
 
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