What do all those numbers after the mechanical properties of stainless steel pipes mean?

2018-10-10View Original

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For example, for TP347H at 20°C: 559-637, 235-274, 53-61, 63-69, 20.6-27.4. What do all these numbers mean?

Reply #22018-10-11

Could someone skilled in this answer it? Please don’t just leave it unresolved. :handshake

Reply #32018-10-12

Where do the data come from? Could you show the original text?

Reply #42018-10-16

I searched Baidu Baike for information on TP347H stainless steel pipes, and the mechanical properties described there are of this kind. I don’t understand what this means; please provide an explanation.

Reply #52018-10-16

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