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    This document compares the material properties of three metals: titanium, aluminum alloy 4015-H14, and bronze alloy EN CC498K. It lists the Young's modulus, density, Poisson's ratio, yield strength, and ultimate tensile strength for each metal. Titanium has the highest Young's modulus and density, while aluminum alloy 4015-H14 has the lowest density. All three metals have similar Poisson's ratios between 0.32-0.34. Titanium has the highest yield strength and ultimate tensile strength.

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    This document compares the material properties of three metals: titanium, aluminum alloy 4015-H14, and bronze alloy EN CC498K. It lists the Young's modulus, density, Poisson's ratio, yield strength, and ultimate tensile strength for each metal. Titanium has the highest Young's modulus and density, while aluminum alloy 4015-H14 has the lowest density. All three metals have similar Poisson's ratios between 0.32-0.34. Titanium has the highest yield strength and ultimate tensile strength.

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    Tugas 1 Pemodelan Komputer Astm B817 Type I Grade 1 Class A Titanium 4015-H14 Aluminum (Alsi2Mn) en Cc498K (Cusn6Zn4Pb2-C) Bronze

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    This document compares the material properties of three metals: titanium, aluminum alloy 4015-H14, and bronze alloy EN CC498K. It lists the Young's modulus, density, Poisson's ratio, yield strength, and ultimate tensile strength for each metal. Titanium has the highest Young's modulus and density, while aluminum alloy 4015-H14 has the lowest density. All three metals have similar Poisson's ratios between 0.32-0.34. Titanium has the highest yield strength and ultimate tensile strength.

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    TUGAS 1 PEMODELAN KOMPUTER

    ASTM B817 Type I Grade 1 Class A Titanium 4015-H14 Aluminum (AlSi2Mn) EN CC498K (CuSn6Zn4Pb2-C) Bronze
    � 100 Gpa / 15x10^6 psi 70 Gpa 10x10^6 psi 110 Gpa / 16x10^6 psi
    � 4.4 g/cm^3 / 280 lb/ft^3 2.7 g/cm^3 / 170 lb/ft^3 8.8 g/cm^3 / 550 lb/ft^3
    � 0.32 0.33 0.34
    �_� 700 Mpa / 100x10^3 psi 130 Mpa / 19x10^3 psi 130 Mpa / 18x10^3 psi
    �_� 770 Mpa / 110x10^3 psix 170 Mpa / 25x10^3 psi 260 Mpa / 37x10^3 psi

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