Article | REF: M438 V1

Wrought aluminium and aluminium alloys: metallic properties

Author: Roger DEVELAY

Publication date: April 10, 1992

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2. Static mechanical strength

Table 2 shows the mechanical strength ranges obtainable with each of the main series of wrought aluminum alloys.

In fact, these characteristics are likely to vary quite considerably depending on a number of factors, the main ones of which are mentioned below.

2.1 Influence of position and direction of test specimen sampling

Generally speaking, the mechanical properties of aluminum alloys can be considered relatively isotropic. However, on thick rolled, forged or extruded products, properties in the cross direction may be lower than in the long (or longitudinal) direction

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