Article | REF: M4518 V1

General purpose steel

Author: Marc GRUMBACH

Publication date: December 10, 2008

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5. Other properties

As mentioned in the introduction, the calculation of characteristics other than those measured in tension poses a number of problems, either due to a lack of sufficiently general data, or because the significance of property measurements is less absolute. This is the case, for example, for toughness, often assessed by Charpy V curves, which are only one type of test among others. In fact, we know how to switch from one type of brittle fracture test to another, including K IC type measurements using transition temperature relationships.

By way of example, the Charpy V ductile-fragile transition temperature is predicted for ferrite-perlite grades thicker than 10 mm only.

Toughness of ferrite-perlite steels

Calculating toughness properties...

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