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    i a 370 Notched Bar Impact Testing of A970—97a Standard Test Methods and Definitions for tombe wit Specie Mechanical Testing of Stee! Products’ Teogis of $0 or 200 tam may be reported in ound gage lentis of 2 or 8 in, eespectivey a ppl ‘TENSION TEST those general procedures, the product specication testing requiereas shall contro 112 The following mechanical est are dese ce cause rope, The cesuking properties sought ae defined ro lerrmine the appli "pt ng properties feet bili of egttorylimttons prior owe. ‘Texmincogy B6 wee 2: Reterenced Documents ay 21 AST Sando: sod workmanship in machining. Inprpery machined spec practice inthe tesig of 13 meres covering dels pela cern products “IBM Spcication for Steet ‘ens shuld te dscared and oer specimens substteed. COE in Hes metas se agpoded these est methods as flows Resumes, or Presse Conn 3.3 Flaws inte specimen may also ae el. 1609. Terminaogy ATA TEIM Speciexton for Casting, specimen develops fas, the ret posi ofthe pple ‘Common Regeirenets, oduct specication sal gore ‘A183 Practice fr Indentation Hardnest of Metalic Mat- | "3 Ir any test specimen fal Because of mechanical reasons tials by Comparin Harness Tester ‘ch as fae of texng equipment ce improper specimen for Use in Evaluation of Testing | preparaon it ay be discarded and anther specie taken, Laut ad Orin fr Exainsion td ‘Stel and Relate Alloy | 4. Orientation of Test Specimens force Veen 0 Teng Matin | 41 The ems “nga et” and epee sae E6 Terminology Relating to Methods of Meshasa Test ing’ 7 Testing Apparatus and Operations seh toi Sens Thre te to geal pes of ‘mechanical (screw Testing of Meullic Material on Testing of Metallic Mat- «modem screw power machines, and al hyde Hardoess of Metalic Matec: testing machine sal be maintained in good used ony inthe pope loading range ed cara piel i sores wi he a iy defined th ‘ives thatthe lengthuine aus ofthe specimen ta gh se Nahe tt a 38 St h a370 or machine, s prescribed inthe product specica- gage marks may be used, itemmedate marks within the gage luge rds atthe ends ofthe gage length. 9 Plte-Type Specimen 2 Ss ond Tilrmcer—Tes cine hl Be thickness or seston 851 Sunn Remorse Specinns Tee ' shows specimens wih varios types forms of specimens isfactory res 12. Gage Marks ig. esis sow in Fp 3.6 ll te ga B2 device over a stain range a smaller oft is specified, it may be necessary to specify a more acute de reached. isthe value ofthe yield strength. Io recording ed stent obtained by this mod, he vale of ‘original area, isthe redscton of sea. BEND TEST 14, Deseription 14.1 The bend testis one metho for evaluating dacliy, ‘ut it canot be considered a quaniative means of pred oh may be accomplished by temperature 24 0 48 hy elevated temperatures by b 143 Bend the test specimen at room txiperatue tan inside dams species on the ouside ofthe bent portion. The speed ‘inary not an npr Facoe, HARDNESS TEST 15, General and Table Sar for the conversion of harass measurements Ga from one scale to another orto approximate tensile stength, {Du Table 5 shal be used. us 370 162 Apparaue—Equipmeat shall meet the following se quien chine A Brinell hardness testing ma lable for we over aloaing range within which turing device i accarate a 1 iameter 10.1 mm an he estimation ofthe di [None 12s euement apis the cont soe nad ot eqemen fr ec pressed wih a fpce of 3000 kt against theta specimen, {othe pr size location. In thi even, ards esting using porable-egument as describ in Practice A833 o1 Tes ‘Method E110 shal be wee ‘CHARPY IMPACT TESTING 19, Sommary 1.1 A Charpy Venotch impact tet is dynamic test in beds the perceuage shat fractre, the lateral expansion opposite the otc, or con ‘ectcacn). elt tthe ‘expected service emperaue the vo temperatures need no 86 ‘ena 20. Signicance and Use th a 370 22.122 When he seieion al fr iin oor Sern rempecanes : 21 Siping taken fom single fs coupon o et Isai, mperure media usualy ae chilled Aus ls wat, yee pls organic salient, or Brom tte noth tay sean in ara ttl (See Annet. a3). 23, Calibration 2. Accuracy and SensyCal and a lnpact machines in scordace with the requirements of Test Methods E23, 2342 Proce Appear the perenage of shear fracture ae by eho nd Width ofthe rile parton ofthe st rest is speci eeplable When al of the below [ Sam 262.25 I the deteminod ramsitiontompertce i higher than he Speci vale, but no more than 20" 27.1.2 Specimen orientation with respect to the material 28.1 The specication should designate the information to be reported 29, Keywords 291 beod est Brinll hardness; chapy ‘tion, FATT (Festire Appestace Teast ares: tensile strength; tention test ye ANNEXES (Mtandatoey Information) AL STEEL BAR PRODUCTS than in? (645 mm 13:2 Ally Stee! Bars—Alley steel bars ae usualy not in he asolled conion ‘ot covered in the general section of these test methods AL2 Orientation of Test Specimens nls oerwise specified inthe product speifistion, ALA Bend Test Irdness penetration, ‘2, STEEL, TUBLLAR PRODUCTS 822 Tension Test ‘A221 PullSze Longitudinal Tet Specimens: oon sso hardnes ales de diameter, o les tan 0.200 i. (31 mm) in wall thickness, ‘A243 The Rock hardest 1A2 2.32 The wih shoul be measred a each en ofthe 2g length co determine parallelism and also athe center. The hikes should be measured ate center and eed with he ‘emer measurement of the width to detemine the cos Sectional set The ener width diension sould be recorded specitca ‘Surface prparation may be aeesary Ecc chown nig. ADIL ae ecoomeaded fora a making this tes. 2513 lang Tar Fo cera pf pro feserbed in he product speciation AS STEEL FASTENERS ‘overs defnions and methods of 3 Proof Load Time of Loeding—Thep for lee "AGS2 Any specinen breaking inthe gripe shall be die carded and anew specimen ted ‘Ad Elongation ‘ASSS If actu takes place outside ofthe mie thin of the gage length, te elonguon vale cbaned may noe Be representative ofthe mates but oc dowawad ough the be ofthe machine &, PROCEDURE FOR CONVERTING PERCENTAGE ELONGATION OF & STANDARD ROUND TENSION TEST ‘SPECIMEN TO EQUIVALENT PECENTAGE ELONGATION OF A STANDARD FLAT SPECIMEN iin reentage elongation afer face on standard test baving 4 Din. gage lengih nd 0.500. ‘© pecenige elongation afer facture om a sandard test having a gage length. and crosses fica ER Fe alr eproteed AT. METHOD OF TESTING MULTLWIRE STRAND FOR PRESTRESSED CONCRETE. may be minimized by following the suggested methods of gripping described in AT A73 Gripping Devies ns ATA. If the molen-metal temperatures employed ring AS ROUNDING OF TEST DATA ‘ei REX covers tonal duis specific 0 Wong bus for ae in covert enforcement mens sal b the fal section ofthe bar 93 Tension Testing 93.1 Test Specimen Specimens for tnson tet shal be long enough io rove for an in. (20-nn) gage nth

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