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    Engineering Formulae

    Tensile Strength
    Tensile Strength of Metals and alloys
    Name
    Manganese steel, cast
    Mitis iron
    Aluminum Bronze
    Phosphor bronze, cast
    Delta metal No. 1 forged
    Ditto, cast
    Muntz Metal
    Malleable cast iron
    Copper, wire
    Copper, Sheet and Bolt
    Copper, cast
    Gun-Metal
    Brass
    Zinc
    Cast Lead
    Aluminum, wrought, not annealed
    Ditto, annealed

    Tenacity Tons per sq. in.


    38
    27
    25
    15 to 16
    48
    48
    20
    15
    25
    15
    10
    12
    10
    3
    1
    14.7
    6.0

    Strength of Iron and Steel in Tension, Torsion, Shear and Compression

    Tension
    Material

    Wrought
    Iron
    Wrought
    Iron
    Wrought
    Iron
    Wrought
    Iron
    Mild Steel
    Mild Steel
    Bessemer
    Steel
    Steel
    Casting
    Crucible
    Steel
    Crucible
    Steel
    Casting
    Cast Iron
    Cast Iron,
    turned
    Crucible
    steel
    forging

    Torsion

    Shear

    Resistance
    to
    Crushing

    Yield
    Breaking
    Point, Breaking
    Breaking
    Yield Point
    Modulus
    Stress, Modulus of tons Stress,
    Stress, Tons. per
    tons per
    of
    tons per Elasticity per tons per
    tons per
    sq. in.
    sq.in.
    Elasticity
    sq. in.
    sq.
    sq. in.
    sq. in.
    in.
    15.04

    21.60

    28,330,000 8.99

    25.20

    12,800,000

    18.76

    17.0

    17.13

    24.56

    29,030,000 10.22

    29.50

    13,920,000

    20.72

    17.0

    16.82

    25.01

    28,750,000 10.36

    28.87

    13,700,000

    21.21

    17.0

    11.16

    22.46

    30,826,000 8.93

    22.32

    11,570,000

    19.51

    16.82
    17.85

    25.75
    28.40

    29,170,000 10.16
    28,860,000 10.20

    28.13
    29.85

    13,400,000
    13,070,000

    21.50
    23.00

    31.14

    52.20

    29,466,000 20.28

    44.64

    12,880,000

    35.21

    80.0

    17.22
    22.23

    38.04
    29.06

    30,400,000 10.40
    26,029,600 20.09

    34.70
    39.28

    13,040,000
    12,138,500

    27.60
    29.70

    23.13

    31.06

    52.16

    29,522,000 19.36

    42.30

    13,660,000

    33.30

    20.09

    22.51

    28,796,000 19.64

    29.56

    13,048,300

    18.90

    26.75

    11.43

    15,560,000

    16.30

    7,110,000

    5.24

    45.0

    11.62

    14,013,500

    15.47

    5,514,740

    12.34

    33.2

    24.55

    47.05

    28,546,000 18.53

    44.68

    11,729,000

    33.13

    6.6

    Note- Moduli of elasticity shown above are in pounds per square inch

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