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Looking for"Multilinear isotropic hardening" data for structural steel

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S275

S275

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Mar 26, 2011
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Hi
I'm looking for "Multilinear isotropic hardening" - (Stress vs. plastic strain) - for structural steel metal. I need it for structural steel grades S275 and S355 (British) but I don't mind to use values related to other standards (American, ...) or grades close enough to these grades.

I need these values for FEA model using non-linear behavior.

I hope this is the correct forum for my thread.
Regards
 
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