BS 3894-2:1985
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Method for converting elongation values for steel Method of conversion for application to austenitic steels
Hardcopy , PDF
15-09-2001
English
28-02-1985
National foreword
Committees responsible
Method
0. Introduction
1. Scope and field of application
2. Symbols
3. Definitions
4. Basic formula
5. Conversion from one proportional gauge length to
another proportional gauge length
6. Conversion from one non-proportional gauge length
to another non-proportional gauge length for test
pieces of equal cross-sectional area
7. Conversion from a proportional gauge length to a
non-proportional gauge length
8. Conversion from a non-proportional gauge length to
another non-proportional gauge length for test
pieces of different cross-sectional areas
9. Use of figures 1 to 5
Tables
1. List of symbols
2. Conversion factors: Proportional gauge lengths
3. Conversion factors: Non-proportional gauge lengths
4. Conversion factors from 5,65 square root So to non-
proportional gauge lengths
5. Conversion factors for 4 square root So to non-
proportional gauge lengths
6. Elongation values on 5,65 square root So
corresponding to those obtained on 4 square root So
gauge length
7. Elongation values on 5,65 square root So
corresponding to those obtained on 50 mm gauge length
8. Elongation values on 5,65 square root So
corresponding to those obtained on 80 mm gauge length
9. Elongation values on 5,65 square root So
corresponding to those obtained on 100 mm gauge
length
10. Elongation values on 5,65 square root So
corresponding to those obtained on 200 mm gauge
length
11. Elongation values on 4 square root So corresponding
to those obtained on 50 mm gauge length
12. Elongation values on 4 square root So corresponding
to those obtained on 80 mm gauge length
13. Elongation values on 4 square root So corresponding
to those obtained on 100 mm gauge length
14. Elongation values on 4 square root So corresponding
to those obtained on 200 mm gauge length
15. Elongation values on 50 mm corresponding to those
obtained on 5,65 square root So gauge length
16. Elongation values on 80 mm corresponding to those
obtained on 5,65 square root So gauge length
17. Elongation values on 100 mm corresponding to those
obtained on 5,65 square root So gauge length
18. Elongation values on 200 mm corresponding to those
obtained on 5,65 square root So gauge length
19. Elongation values on 50 mm corresponding to those
obtained on 4 square root So gauge length
20. Elongation values on 80 mm corresponding to those
obtained on 4 square root So gauge length
21. Elongation values on 100 mm corresponding to those
obtained on 4 square root So gauge length
22. Elongation values on 200 mm corresponding to those
obtained on 4 square root So gauge length
Figures
1. Conversions between 5,65 square root So and 50 mm
gauge length
2. Conversions between 5,65 square root So and 200 mm
gauge length
3. Conversions between 4 square root So and 50 mm
gauge length
4. Conversions between 4 square root So and 200 mm
gauge length
5. Conversion of elongation values
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