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Tensile Strength change in relation to change in temp.

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friezer

friezer

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Dec 17, 2003
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I need some help finding what formulae that I should use to find the difference in the maximum load cap. of a lifting lug that am testing. I know its characteristics at 70 degrees F and I need to find them for -65 degrees F. Can some body lend me a hand? I remember doing this in school, but have not had any application for it since.

Thank You,


Eric Frieze
 
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