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Typical physical and mechanical properties of various cast irons are compared in
Table 7.2. Cast iron has outstanding ability to damp or absorb vibration, to a
greater degree than any other engineering material. The lower tensile- strength
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Typical physical and mechanical properties of various cast irons are compared in
Table 7.2. Cast iron has outstanding ability to damp or absorb vibration, to a
greater degree than any other engineering material. The lower tensile- strength
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Where fully hardened by heat-treatment, the tensile strengths range from 42,000-
83,000 psi. In fact, hardened alloy 7075 has a tensile strength which is
comparable to that of hardened carbon steel and above that of structural steel.
Where fully hardened by heat-treatment, the tensile strengths range from 42,000-
83,000 psi. In fact, hardened alloy 7075 has a tensile strength which is
comparable to that of hardened carbon steel and above that of structural steel.
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Increased acrylonitrile increases the resistance to oils and solvents, increases
the tensile strength, decreases the low tempearture flexibility, and improves
processability. In the gum state, nitrile rubber has poor tensile strength. With
proper ...
Increased acrylonitrile increases the resistance to oils and solvents, increases
the tensile strength, decreases the low tempearture flexibility, and improves
processability. In the gum state, nitrile rubber has poor tensile strength. With
proper ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Materials selection for process plants |
| Author | Russell E. Gackenbach |
| Publisher | Reinhold Pub. Corp., 1960 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 318 pages |
| Subjects | › Materials Technology & Engineering / Material Science |
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