The following data are from a research project. Determine the yield strength, ultimate strength, and ultimate elongation for the two steels shown in the plots. Identify the reinforcement grade for each assuming the chemistry met requirements of the ASTM A706 specification. Complete the table. Steel Yield Strength, ksi Ult. Strength, ksi 1 2 120 100- Total Elongation, % Steel 1 ASTM A706 Grade

The following data are from a research project. Determine the yield strength, ultimate strength, and ultimate elongation for the two steels shown in the plots. Identify the reinforcement grade for each assuming the chemistry met requirements of the ASTM A706 specification. Complete the table. Steel Yield Strength, ksi Ult. Strength, ksi 1 2 120 100- Total Elongation, % Steel 1 ASTM A706 Grade

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