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For reference, regular old structural steel is 250 to 350 MPa tensile yield strength.
by nandomrumber 1y ago
For reference, regular old structural steel is 250 to 350 MPa tensile yield strength.
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- A_D_E_P_T 1y agoMild steel for rebar, sure. But even the average tool steel exceeds ~1400MPa, and today's most advanced maraging steels can hit 3000MPa. Steel wire can get even stronger than that.
- nandomrumber 1y agoFor sure. Typical rebar is 500MPa or higher. https://reid.com.au/upload/modules/document_loader/ReidBar_Design_Guide_AU_2015.pdf https://reid.com.au/upload/modules/document_loader/ReidBar_D... I was thinking structural steel as in that used for columns and beams etc. Example material test certificate for typical plate used for laser cutting structural steel bolted connection cleats welded to main member hot rolled steel structural sections, which are made from very similar bulk steel: https://cdn.dcs.bluescope.com.au/download/a-guide-to-using-test-certificates https://cdn.dcs.bluescope.com.au/download/a-guide-to-using-t...