3. Mechanical characteristics
3.1 Introduction
The mechanical properties of steel are fundamental to its performance and durability in various fields of use. These properties are studied and measured through standardized laboratory tests to assess the performance of steels in terms of tensile, compressive, flexural, impact and torsional strength.
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Tensile strength is the ability of a material to withstand a tensile force without breaking. This property is often used to assess the overall strength...
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Bibliography
Standards and norms
NF EN 1090, which defines the requirements for the manufacture, inspection and certification of steel and aluminum products used in construction.
NF A 35-016, which defines the requirements for steels used in steel construction.
NF EN 1993-1-1, which defines the requirements for the design and calculation of steel structures.
NF EN 10025, which...
Regulations
Law of January 3, 1977, on the quality of construction.
Decree of December 30, 1977 on the approval of construction products.
Patents
Patent FR2868471: "Process for manufacturing a stainless steel with a high nickel content and use of this steel".
Patent FR2796378: "Process for manufacturing a highly corrosion-resistant steel and use of this steel".
Patent FR2837167: "Process for manufacturing a high fatigue strength steel and use of this steel".
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