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National Annex NA
Designation of percentage elongation after fracture
A differentiation is made between proportional and non-proportional test pieces. See note to subclause 4.4.2
for details of designation of the percentage elongation after fracture of such test pieces.

Table NA.1: Correlation of symbols used to designate the percentage elongation after fracture

Symbol as in Original gauge Simplified formula Corresponding designation in


DIN EN 10002-1 length for L0 withdrawn German standards
A 5,56 ´ S0 L 0 = 5 ´ d0 DIN 50145: A 5
A 11,3 11,3 ´ S0 L 0 = 10 ´ d 0 DIN 50145: A 10
A 50 mm 50 mm DIN 50114: A L = 50
A 80 mm 80 mm DIN 50114: A L = 80
EN 10002-1
July 2001

ICS 77.040.10 Supersedes


EN 10002-1 : 1990.
Descriptors:

English version

Metallic materials – Tensile testing


Part 1: Method of test at ambient temperature

Matériaux métalliques – Essais Metallische Werkstoffe –


de traction – Partie 1: Methode Zugversuch – Teil 1: Prüfver-
d’essai à la température ambiante fahren bei Raumtemperatur

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