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**Stustoys** · 10th March 2015, 10:13 AM

Originally Posted by Techo1

The tensile strength of steel is directly related to hardness.

I understand that in relation to one alloy. Are you saying direct comparisons apply to different alloys?

Stuart

**BobL** · 10th March 2015, 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by Techo1

The tensile strength of steel is directly related to hardness..

Not just steel but many other metals as well.
Here's a graph showing a couple.
Sorry its not that clear.
IT's interesting to see how well Brass lines up with soft steel.
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**Techo1** · 10th March 2015, 01:15 PM

Originally Posted by Stustoys

I understand that in relation to one alloy. Are you saying direct comparisons apply to different alloys?

Stuart

Yes, for steels and some corrosion resistant steels it is common practice to use hardness testing as a means of determining approximate tensile strength.

Lex.

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