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Specimen Spec. for Material CF8 1

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allenchu

Industrial
Sep 10, 2006
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Hi All,

I'm not familiar with the Material Test.
One of the customer is asking a test.
Material is cast steel CF8,
and the requirements as following:

Tensile Strength : 485 MPa
Yield Strength : 205 Mpa

Somebody told me that the NO. of specimen should be selected first. Does someone can help me, what the specimen specification is.
 
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Normally, castings are specified according to a recognized Standard or Specification. The common material/testing Standards are ASTM or even SAE.

Once you have determined the correct Standard for the casting, you need to obtain a copy and review it. Standards will provide guidance as to the type of mechanical tests and requirements for the tests. Supplemental reference documents in the Standard will describe the test specimens and their locations.
 
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ASTM specifications also give the crucial detail of whether separate test bars may be cast or if test specimens must be cut from a production casting. Sometimes, this is negotiable between manufacturer & purchaser. See
ASTM A781/A781M-06 Standard Specification for Castings, Steel and Alloy, Common Requirements, for General Industrial Use.
 
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