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Y.S. And Material Thickness Relationship

09/10/2010 4:40 AM

Dear All,

Please tell me that why Y.S. value will be reducing if material thickness will be increased.

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Re: Y.S. and Material thickness relationship.

09/10/2010 4:50 AM

Assumption: the abbreviation YS="yield stress".

Is the item subject to stretching/compression stress or to bending stress?

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Re: Y.S. And Material Thickness Relationship

09/10/2010 10:46 PM

That is not true. The yield stress is independent of material thickness. Yield stress is a property of the material.

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