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【Daily Question】Utilities - Mechanical & Electrical - 20191118

2019-11-18View Original

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The strength grades of alloy structural steel are classified according to ( ). A. Yield strength B. Tensile strength C. Compressive strength D. Flexural strength 【Answer】A 【Explanation】This question is relatively simple; it tests the criteria used to classify the strength grades of alloy structural steel. Yield strength is the minimum stress value at which a material begins to undergo significant plastic deformation.
Reply #22019-11-18
A. Alloy structural steel is classified according to its yield strength, with strength grades such as Q345, Q390, Q420, Q460, Q500, Q550, and Q620.

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