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Regarding the yield strength of Q235-B

2010-11-10View Original

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Why does Q235-B not have a yield strength value at 200 degrees? In GB150 as well, the yield strength value for Q235-B at 200 degrees is also left blank. Why? If any expert knows, please advise!
Reply #22010-11-10
Is your 150 different from mine? The yield strength at room temperature is simply 235
Reply #32010-11-10
It’s the same; I mean, there’s no value at 200 degrees
Reply #42010-11-10
The temperature is too high; it’s best not to use Q235-B, so the value at 200 degrees has little practical value.
Reply #52010-11-11
Is the yield strength still the allowable stress at 200 degrees? Yield strength refers to plastic deformation at room temperature; if it were the allowable stress, then there would be a value even at 350 degrees

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