Mechanical properties of stainless steel
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In the allowable stress table in GB150, the columns for carbon steel list the tensile strength and yield strength, whereas there are no such columns for stainless steel materials. What is the reason for this? Could someone explain it?
Because the mechanical properties of materials such as carbon steel and alloy steel are related to their thickness. . . There are so many categories. And for stainless steel, it remains the same even up to a thickness of 80. So there is no need to list them separately
The allowable stress for stainless steel remains the same within the specified thickness range of 150.
Stainless steel: this material does not have tensile strength