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    Tensile Test of Aluminum 2024-T351 and Steel 1018 Cold Rolled

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    This document outlines procedures for conducting a tensile test of aluminum 2024-T351 and steel 1018 cold rolled specimens according to ASTM standards. It describes measuring specimen diameters, punching them with a 2-inch gauge length, and recording instrument readabilities and ranges. Data to be collected for each material includes maximum load, final length, and a series of force and elongation measurements to construct stress-strain curves for determining tensile strength, modulus of elasticity, yield strength, and percent elongation values to compare to historical and published data.

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    This document outlines procedures for conducting a tensile test of aluminum 2024-T351 and steel 1018 cold rolled specimens according to ASTM standards. It describes measuring specimen diameters, punching them with a 2-inch gauge length, and recording instrument readabilities and ranges. Data to be collected for each material includes maximum load, final length, and a series of force and elongation measurements to construct stress-strain curves for determining tensile strength, modulus of elasticity, yield strength, and percent elongation values to compare to historical and published data.

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    This document outlines procedures for conducting a tensile test of aluminum 2024-T351 and steel 1018 cold rolled specimens according to ASTM standards. It describes measuring specimen diameters, punching them with a 2-inch gauge length, and recording instrument readabilities and ranges. Data to be collected for each material includes maximum load, final length, and a series of force and elongation measurements to construct stress-strain curves for determining tensile strength, modulus of elasticity, yield strength, and percent elongation values to compare to historical and published data.

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    This document outlines procedures for conducting a tensile test of aluminum 2024-T351 and steel 1018 cold rolled specimens according to ASTM standards. It describes measuring specimen diameters, punching them with a 2-inch gauge length, and recording instrument readabilities and ranges. Data to be collected for each material includes maximum load, final length, and a series of force and elongation measurements to construct stress-strain curves for determining tensile strength, modulus of elasticity, yield strength, and percent elongation values to compare to historical and published data.

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    Tensile Test of Aluminum 2024-T351 and Steel 1018 Cold Rolled

    Objective: To perform a standard tensile test for aluminum 2024-T351 and Steel 1018 cold rolled (as
    discussed on pages 50-56 of the text). For Aluminum, report the 1) Tensile Strength, 2) Modulus of Elasticity,
    3) Yield Strength, and 4) % Elongation. For steel report the 1) Tensile Strength and 2) % Elongation. Compare
    the results to: MET history, and Published (from the web).
    Note: The parts furnished are ASTM standard tensile specimens machined from round bar.
    Procedure for steel and aluminum
    1. Measure and record the diameter of the specimen 5 times.
    2. Punch (lightly) the specimen with a 2" gauge length.
    3. Record the readability and range for the caliper and extensometer.

    Data Sheet for Tensile Test


    Collectors Names_______________________________________________________________ Date .
    Diameter
    Al Diameter (in) Steel Diameter (in) Caliper Readability ____________(in) Range _______________(in)
    1
    Extensometer Readability __________(in) Range _____________(in)
    2

    3 Stamped gage length (die-point to die-point) ________________(in)


    4 Extensometer gage length (knife-edge to knife-edge) ___________(in)
    5

    Aluminum Steel
    Maximum Load (lb) Final length (in) Maximum Load (lb) Final length (in)

    Aluminum Aluminum (cont)


    Force (lb) Elongation (in) Force (lb) Elongation (in)
    2000 9500

    2500 10000

    3000 10500

    3500 11000

    4000 11200

    4500 11400

    5000 11600

    5500 11800

    6000 12000

    6500 12200

    7000 12400

    7500 12600

    8000 12800

    8500 13000

    9000 13200

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