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    ASTM A572 steel, grade 50 is a high-strength low-alloy structural steel. It has a density of 7.85 g/cc, a tensile strength between 345-450 MPa, an elongation at break between 18-21%, and is composed primarily of iron (98%) and manganese (1.35%). This steel has applications in structures where high strength is required.

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    ASTM A572 steel, grade 50 is a high-strength low-alloy structural steel. It has a density of 7.85 g/cc, a tensile strength between 345-450 MPa, an elongation at break between 18-21%, and is composed primarily of iron (98%) and manganese (1.35%). This steel has applications in structures where high strength is required.

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    ASTM A572 steel, grade 50 is a high-strength low-alloy structural steel. It has a density of 7.85 g/cc, a tensile strength between 345-450 MPa, an elongation at break between 18-21%, and is composed primarily of iron (98%) and manganese (1.35%). This steel has applications in structures where high strength is required.

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    ASTM A572 steel, grade 50 is a high-strength low-alloy structural steel. It has a density of 7.85 g/cc, a tensile strength between 345-450 MPa, an elongation at break between 18-21%, and is composed primarily of iron (98%) and manganese (1.35%). This steel has applications in structures where high strength is required.

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    ASTM A572 Steel, grade 50


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    Metal; Ferrous Metal; ASTM Steel; Carbon Steel; Low Carbon Steel

    Material
    Notes:

    High-strength low-alloy steel, structural quality

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    Physical Properties
    Density

    Metric
    7.85 g/cc

    English
    0.284 lb/in

    Comments
    Typical of ASTM Steel

    Mechanical Properties
    Hardness, Brinell
    Hardness, Rockwell B
    Tensile Strength, Ultimate
    Tensile Strength, Yield
    Elongation at Break

    Metric
    135
    74
    450 MPa
    345 MPa
    18 %
    21 %
    160 GPa
    80.0 GPa

    English
    135
    74
    65300 psi
    50000 psi
    18 %
    21 %
    23200 ksi
    11600 ksi

    Comments
    based on conversion from tensile strength
    based on conversion from tensile strength

    Metric
    <= 0.23 %
    98 %
    1.35 %
    <= 0.040 %
    <= 0.40 %
    <= 0.050 %

    English
    <= 0.23 %
    98 %
    1.35 %
    <= 0.040 %
    <= 0.40 %
    <= 0.050 %

    Comments

    Bulk Modulus
    Shear Modulus
    Component Elements Properties
    Carbon, C
    Iron, Fe
    Manganese, Mn
    Phosphorous, P
    Silicon, Si
    Sulfur, S

    In 200 mm
    In 50 mm
    Typical for steel
    Typical for steel

    varies with plate thickness

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