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Fig. 12 Effect of the ratio of the yield strength of martensite to the yield strength of ferrite (defined as C ) on the yield strength of ferrite-martensite mixtures. Source: Ref 2 More

Fig. 13 Stress-strain diagram showing yield point or yield strength by extension-under-load method. o - m , specified extension under load. Line m - n is vertical, and the intersection point, r , determines yield strength value, R . Source: Ref 1 More

Fig. 13 Notch-yield ratio vs. tensile yield strength for wrought aluminum alloys (transverse direction). Source: Ref 33 More

Fig. 24 Notch-yield ratio vs. tensile yield strength for aluminum casting alloys at −196 and −253 °C (−320 and −423 °F) More

Fig. 26 Notch-yield ratio vs. tensile yield strength for selected aluminum alloy castings More

Fig. 3 Notch-yield ratio vs. tensile yield strength for aluminum alloys at 4 K. Source: Ref 5 More

Fig. 1 Notch-yield ratio vs. tensile yield strength for aluminum alloys at 4 K. Source: Kaufman and Wanderer, 1971 More

Fig. 1 Notch-yield ratio versus yield strength at a temperature of 4K of alloy 7005 and other aluminum alloys used at cryogenic temperatures More

Fig. 16 Notch-yield ratio vs. tensile yield strength for selected aluminum alloy castings More

Fig. 18 Notch-yield ratio vs. tensile yield strength for welds in aluminum alloy castings for combinations of casting alloys and filler alloys (middle number). NTS, notch tensile strength; TYS, tensile yield strength More

Fig. 20 Notch-yield ratio vs. tensile yield strength for aluminum casting alloys at −196 and −253 °C (−320 and −423 °F) More

Fig. 22 Notch-yield ratio vs. tensile yield strength for welded aluminum alloy castings at −196 °C (−320 °F) for combinations of casting alloys and filler alloys (middle number). UTS, ultimate tensile strength; TYS, tensile yield strength More

Fig. 16 Tear strength and yield strength ratio of alloy 7475 sheet More

Fig. 6 Relation between tensile strength and yield strength for quenched and tempered steels. Source: Ref 1 More

Fig. 18 Variation in room-temperature ultimate tensile strength and yield strength for aluminum-lithium alloy 2091 after holding at 130 °C (265 °F) at indicated times. Data for aluminum alloys 2024 and 7010 are included for comparison. More

Fig. 4 Age-hardening response curves for the tensile strength, yield strength, and elongation of C17200. (a) Annealed (TB00) temper. (b) Roll-hardened (TD04) temper More

Fig. 33 Yield strength and tensile strength versus percentage of ferrite for CF8 and CF8M alloys. Curves are mean values for 277 heats of CF8 and 62 heats of CF8M. More

Fig. 16 Difference in yield strength and ultimate tensile strength ratio (slope of curve) of malleable iron (A 47/A 220/Armasteel GM) and ductile iron (Lineair ductile EN 1563) More

Fig. 4 Effect of panel size on residual strength with material yield strength ( F ty ) of 415 MPa (6 ksi). (a) Panels 300 mm (12 in.) wide. (b) Panels 1525 mm (60 in.) wide More

Fig. 9 Fracture toughness vs. yield strength for high-strength aluminum alloy plate (L-T orientation) More