Overview of materials for Shock-Resisting Steel

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Overview of materials for Shock-Resisting Steel
Categories:	Metal; Ferrous Metal; Tool Steel; Shock-Resisting Steel
Material Notes:	This property data is a summary of similar materials in the MatWeb database for the category "Shock-Resisting Steel". Each property range of values reported is minimum and maximum values of appropriate MatWeb entries. The comments report the average value, and number of data points used to calculate the average. The values are not necessarily typical of any specific grade, especially less common values and those that can be most affected by additives or processing methods.
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Physical Properties	Original Value	Comments

Density	6.80 - 7.90 g/cc	Average value: 7.75 g/cc Grade Count:16
Particle Size	6.70 - 12.0 µm	Average value: 9.27 µm Grade Count:4

Mechanical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Hardness, Brinell	187 - 235	Average value: 208 Grade Count:4
Hardness, Knoop	228 - 682	Average value: 491 Grade Count:8
Hardness, Rockwell C	15.0 - 65.0	Average value: 50.7 Grade Count:12
Hardness, Vickers	219 - 1000	Average value: 564 Grade Count:9
Tensile Strength, Ultimate	650 - 2650 MPa	Average value: 1830 MPa Grade Count:9
Tensile Strength, Yield	550 - 2070 MPa	Average value: 1500 MPa Grade Count:9
Elongation at Break	7.00 - 30.0 %	Average value: 14.8 % Grade Count:8
Bulk Modulus	160 GPa	Average value: 160 GPa Grade Count:8
Shear Modulus	80.0 GPa	Average value: 80.0 GPa Grade Count:8

Thermal Properties	Original Value	Comments
CTE, linear	10.9 - 14.1 µm/m-°C	Average value: 12.4 µm/m-°C Grade Count:11

Processing Properties	Original Value	Comments
Processing Temperature	175 - 955 °C	Average value: 633 °C Grade Count:11
Annealing Temperature	760 - 845 °C	Average value: 793 °C Grade Count:10

Component Elements Properties	Original Value	Comments
Carbon, C	0.120 - 0.650 %	Average value: 0.489 % Grade Count:20
Chromium, Cr	0.250 - 3.50 %	Average value: 1.46 % Grade Count:12
Iron, Fe	92.0 - 97.8 %	Average value: 95.7 % Grade Count:20
Manganese, Mn	0.200 - 1.50 %	Average value: 0.613 % Grade Count:19
Molybdenum, Mo	0.300 - 1.80 %	Average value: 0.668 % Grade Count:17
Nickel, Ni	0.300 - 3.20 %	Average value: 0.750 % Grade Count:6
Phosphorus, P	0.0300 - 0.0350 %	Average value: 0.0305 % Grade Count:10
Silicon, Si	0.150 - 2.50 %	Average value: 1.22 % Grade Count:18
Sulfur, S	0.0300 - 0.0350 %	Average value: 0.0305 % Grade Count:10
Tungsten, W	1.00 - 3.50 %	Average value: 2.13 % Grade Count:4
Vanadium, V	0.200 - 0.500 %	Average value: 0.384 % Grade Count:15

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