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Material Properties for A 611

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manker

Automotive
Feb 21, 2002
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Can anyone help me I need the material Properties for this material Youngs Modulous
Possions Ratio
Mass Density
Thermal Coefficient
 
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Young's Modulus for steel is mostly invariant to chemical composition, processing, etc. The value is around 207 GPa. Poisson's ratio is usually accepted to be 0.29. Mass density is ~ 7.85 g/cm[sup]3[/sup]. Thermal expansion coefficient is ~ 12 x 10[sup]-6[/sup]m/mK from 20-100 C. From 20-200 it is ~ 12.5, 20-300 it is ~ 13.0, and 20-400 it is ~ 13.6.
 
I assume you are referring to ASTM A 611. If so, you can use the properties of SAE 1020:

Young's modulus E = 205 GPa
Poisson's ratio &[ignore]nu[/ignore]; = 0.29
Mass density &[ignore]rho[/ignore]; = 7.87 &[ignore]middot[/ignore]; 10[sup]3[/sup] kg m[sup]-3[/sup]

I assume your "Thermal Coefficient" is the Linear Thermal Expansion Coefficient. If so, then use &[ignore]alpha[/ignore]; = 11.7 &[ignore]middot[/ignore]; 10[sup]-6[/sup] K[sup]-1[/sup]
 
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