Marco74
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I was asked for a stainless steel with a coeff. fyk of 235 n/mm^2.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Does anyone have any ideas?
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gerod
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fyk: steel characteristic resistance value.
I assume you're for yield.
if it were fyk235 for a steel (not stainless) would be the equivalent of s235
found with google in a blink of eye.
I assume you're for yield.
if it were fyk235 for a steel (not stainless) would be the equivalent of s235
found with google in a blink of eye.
Marco74
Guest
Thank you, maybe I started with a search too detailed, and as usual all the answers except what you are looking for.fyk: steel characteristic resistance value.
I assume you're for yield.
if it were fyk235 for a steel (not stainless) would be the equivalent of s235
found with google in a blink of eye.
Marco74
Guest
430 ha coeff. fyk (snerving load) of more than 235 n/mm^2, the 304 axe seems lower.
MBT
Guest
Look, I'll give you two very simple links. . .430 ha coeff. fyk (snerving load) of more than 235 n/mm^2, the 304 axe seems lower.
http://www65.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=aisi+304
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=aisi+430
Marco74
Guest
thanks for the information.