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    This document shows a graph comparing the yield strength and density of various steel and metal alloys. It plots the yield strength on the y-axis against density on the x-axis. The graph demonstrates that as density increases, yield strength also tends to increase, with some alloys exhibiting much higher yield strengths than others even at similar densities. Tool steels and certain molybdenum and niobium alloys have among the highest yield strengths.

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    This document shows a graph comparing the yield strength and density of various steel and metal alloys. It plots the yield strength on the y-axis against density on the x-axis. The graph demonstrates that as density increases, yield strength also tends to increase, with some alloys exhibiting much higher yield strengths than others even at similar densities. Tool steels and certain molybdenum and niobium alloys have among the highest yield strengths.

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    Stage 1: Yield strength (elastic limit) (MPa) vs.

    Density (kg/m^3)

    5000
    Yield strength (elastic limit) (MPa)

    2000 Tool steel,


    Low alloy steel, AISI 4140, oil quenched & tempered molybdenum alloy, AISI M7 (high speed)
    at 315°C
    Stainless steel, martensitic, 15-5PH, cast, H935
    Low alloy steel, AISI 5160, oil quenched & tempered at 205°C
    1000
    Carbon steel, AISI 1080, oil quenched & tempered at 315°C

    500
    Carbon steel, AISI 1050, water quenched & tempered at 205°C
    Molybdenum, Alloy 363, TZM
    Low alloy steel, AISI 4135, air melted, quenched & tempered
    Niobium-Ta-W alloy, Alloy Cb-132M
    200

    Carbon steel, AISI 1020, annealed


    100

    50

    2000 5000 10000 20000


    Density (kg/m^3)

    CES EduPack 2019 (C) Granta Design Ltd

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