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Where can I find the yield strength and shear modulus of Q345R at different temperatures?

2016-05-12View Original

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Comrades, I have been conducting finite element simulations of Q345R welded specimens recently, but I am unable to find the yield strength and shear modulus of Q345R at different temperatures – for example, at 20 degrees Celsius, 100 degrees Celsius, 400 degrees Celsius, and 800 degrees Celsius. Where can I find these values? - This article is from **Chemical Engineering Forum; the original address is: http://bbs.mahoupao.net/thread-153740-1-1.html
Reply #22016-05-14
An alternative with a corresponding grade can be found; most computer simulation software is developed abroad, and their built-in databases contain data on foreign grades, so it’s possible to find one that is similar. If nothing else works, one can only test it by themselves. Generally, no one has such systematic data; if anyone does, it was obtained through costly testing, and such data is not easily shared.

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