What is the allowable contact stress number, sac, in MPa,  for ductile iron  ASTM A536,  60-40-18 annealed?

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What is the allowable contact stress number, sac, in MPa,  for ductile iron  ASTM A536,  60-40-18 annealed?

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What is the allowable contact stress number, \( s_{AC} \), in MPa, for ductile iron **ASTM A536, 60-40-18 annealed**?

**Note:** *Write down only the number, do not add the units.* 

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**Explanation for Educators:**

This question asks students to find the allowable contact stress number for a specific grade of ductile iron, as per the ASTM A536 specification. ASTM A536 covers the requirements for ductile iron castings. The particular grade mentioned, **60-40-18**, refers to a ductile iron with a tensile strength of 60 ksi, a yield strength of 40 ksi, and an elongation of 18%.

**Instructions for Students:**

- Perform the necessary calculation or refer to the corresponding material property tables to find the value.
- Ensure that only the numerical value is provided as the answer, without units. 

This question tests the understanding of material properties and the ability to reference technical standards for specific material grades.
Transcribed Image Text:### Question 6 **Prompt:** What is the allowable contact stress number, \( s_{AC} \), in MPa, for ductile iron **ASTM A536, 60-40-18 annealed**? **Note:** *Write down only the number, do not add the units.* [Textbox for answer] --- **Explanation for Educators:** This question asks students to find the allowable contact stress number for a specific grade of ductile iron, as per the ASTM A536 specification. ASTM A536 covers the requirements for ductile iron castings. The particular grade mentioned, **60-40-18**, refers to a ductile iron with a tensile strength of 60 ksi, a yield strength of 40 ksi, and an elongation of 18%. **Instructions for Students:** - Perform the necessary calculation or refer to the corresponding material property tables to find the value. - Ensure that only the numerical value is provided as the answer, without units. This question tests the understanding of material properties and the ability to reference technical standards for specific material grades.
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