1.Suppose that you have measured the strain aging kinetics of a high-strength low-alloy(HSLA) steel and obtained the following results:Aging Temperature (°C)Aging Time (min)ΔΥ (MPa)15024040130180040Determine (using a mathematical rather than graphical approach) the time necessary to obtain astrengthening increment, AY, of 40 MPa at an ageing temperature of 120°C. State anyassumptions made in order to arrive at your approximation.

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Suppose that you have measured the strain aging kinetics of a high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steel and obtained the following results: Aging Temperature (°C) Aging Time (min) ΔΥ (MPa) 150 240 40 130 1800 40 ermine (using a mathematical rather than graphical approach) the time necessary to obtain a f 40 AAD. f120°C Cte

Suppose that you have measured the strain aging kinetics of a high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steel and obtained the following results: Aging Temperature (°C) Aging Time (min) ΔΥ (MPa) 150 240 40 130 1800 40 ermine (using a mathematical rather than graphical approach) the time necessary to obtain a f 40 AAD. f120°C Cte

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