Explain/Draw Stress-Strain graph of mild steel when subjected to tensile force. Also write down the minimum Tensile (yield, ultimate strengths) and Ductility (percent elongation) requirements for Grade 60 (G60) as per ASTM A615

Explain/Draw Stress-Strain graph of mild steel when subjected to tensile force. Also write down the minimum Tensile (yield, ultimate strengths) and Ductility (percent elongation) requirements for Grade 60 (G60) as per ASTM A615

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