Mechanical Properties of Steel

This reference contains the cross reference numbers for AISI, ASTM, FED, MIL SPEC, and SAE specifications. The values shown for hot-rolled and cold drawn steel are estimated minimum values which can usually be expected in the size range of 3/4 to 1-1/4 in. A minimum value is roughly several standard deviations below the arithmetic mean. The values shown for heat-treated steel are so-called typical values. A typical value is neither the mean nor the minimum. It can be obtained by careful control of the purchase specifications and heat-treatment, together with continuous inspection and testing. The properties shown in this table are from a variety of source and believed to be representative. There are so many variables affect the properties, however, their approximate nature must be recognized. Multiply strength in kpsi by 6.89 to get strength in MPa.

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