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  1. baxterl

    Young's vs. temperature

    I guess. www.outokumpu.cz/documents/1042EN2_Steel%20Grades_Properties.pdf shows 434ppm/degC, so the data is not 10% but 300%. Strange, as Young's is one of the more stable, process-resistant, alloy-resistant properties of metal... ...L
  2. baxterl

    Young's vs. temperature

    Hmmmm. From your data, I get (1-28.0/27.5)*1/122degC, or 148ppm/degC. From metengr I get (1-28.8/28.2)*1/70degF, or 304ppm/degF, 170ppm/degC. From a graph in "Elevated Temperature Modulus Measurements using the Impulse Excitation Technique (IET)", I get 315 ppm/degC. Throw out the outlier...
  3. baxterl

    Young's vs. temperature

    Hi, We need to compensate 0 to 60degC, so however many temperatures gives us a nice curve fit. Tension alone will work... ...L
  4. baxterl

    Young's vs. temperature

    Hi again, Anybody got any info on the temperature variation of Young's modulus in stainless? ...L
  5. baxterl

    Thermal stability of 316

    Hi, We have a machined 316 cup, 3" diam x 0.5" long with 0.08" walls. We would like it to be dimensionally stable in the 0-60 degC range (except for expected thermal expansion). We get about 0.0002" movement in the center (not temperature expansion, but an oil-can distortion of the...
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