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Dear cybermen and cyberwomen,
I wish want ask  a very simple question to you , I hope that someone answer me as soon as possible!!
Is there one formula that it converts Rp(0,2)t into Rp(1,0)t for austenitic steels, for example?
If it thereisn't, how I do to obtain the value of Rp(1,0)t of these materials?
Thanks to everybody that I will answer me.

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Eng. Antonino Nicosia

my website: web.tiscali.it/aeronavigandosulweb
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RE: Question about Rp...

23021972;
The terms Rp (1.0) and Rp(0.2) refer to proof (tensile yield) stress values at 1% and 0.2% permanent deformation, respectively. These values are determined from standard tensile tests, and there is no conversion formula.

RE: Question about Rp...

(OP)
Thanks metengr
but I know it, I ask you if there was some particular formula to compute this conversion...do you know Roark's formulas for structural field? I searched something of similar...

RE: Question about Rp...

To obtain Rp(1.0) values, you need to coduct tensile tests and obtain this data at 1% strain.

RE: Question about Rp...

There is no specific formula to convert among proof stresses at varying strain levels.

If the material follows a hardening law (like Holloman), then you may be able to use that.

Use an Internet search engine and look for Holloman, strain, hardening.

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thanks!

Eng. Antonino Nicosia
Aeronautical Engineer specialized in Fluid Power field.

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