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Want Modulus of Elasticity for Aluminum Alloy




2001

Q. I am searching for the modulus of elasticity for the following aluminum alloy:

J.I.S standard --->ADC6br I.S.O standard--->Al-Mg3Si
A.S.T.M standard --->G4A
S.A.E standard --->320
ALCOA standard --->214
A.A standard --->514.0

Thank you.

Sincerely,

John F. Wodecki
- Anderson,South Carolina


A. I have the following for the modulus of elasticity for 514.0: 10.3 x 10(6)PSI. It says that this is the average moduli: Compression modulus is approximately 2% greater than tension modulus. I got this information from "Engineering Properties of Aluminum and Zinc Alloys" from The Aluminum Smelting & Refining Co., Inc

David McGoff
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
2001


A. Modulus of Elasticity: ?
Coefficient of Expansion: ?

For Aluminium grade: Class E, 135OU, H14.

Ichardt Steyn
electric cable manufacture - Vereeniging, Gauteng, South Africa
October 5, 2009




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