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Material Classification: Part 1 of 2
What is the most common steel classification system in the US?
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What is the most common steel classification system in the US?
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AISI-SAE
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AISI-SAE
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What metal classification system is used for all current and future metals and alloys?
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What metal classification system is used for all current and future metals and alloys?
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Unified Numbering System
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What metal classification system is used for all current and future metals and alloys?
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Unified Numbering System
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The first number in the AISI-SAE classification system identifies the major alloy/type of steel.
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The first number in the AISI-SAE classification system identifies the major alloy/type of steel.
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True
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The first number in the AISI-SAE classification system identifies the major alloy/type of steel.
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In the AISI-SAE classification system the second number indicates the carbon content percentage.
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In the AISI-SAE classification system the second number indicates the carbon content percentage.
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The second number in the AISI-SAE classification system identifies the approximate percentage of the predominant alloying element.
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In the AISI-SAE classification system the second number indicates the carbon content percentage.
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The second number in the AISI-SAE classification system identifies the approximate percentage of the predominant alloying element.
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What do the last two or three numbers indicate in the AISI-SAE classification system?
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What do the last two or three numbers indicate in the AISI-SAE classification system?
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Major alloy/Type of steel
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Major alloy/Type of steel
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How much chromium must be in a steel for it to be considered a stainless steel?
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How much chromium must be in a steel for it to be considered a stainless steel?
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11.5% chromium
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How much chromium must be in a steel for it to be considered a stainless steel?
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11.5% chromium
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Ferritic stainless steel is similar to a soft iron with 12 - 25% chromium.
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Ferritic stainless steel is similar to a soft iron with 12 - 25% chromium.
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Which stainless steel has a high carbon content?
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Which stainless steel has a high carbon content?
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Martensitic
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Some stainless steels can be hardened by heat treatment.
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Martensitic stainless steels can be hardened by heat treatment.
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Some stainless steels can be hardened by heat treatment.
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Martensitic stainless steels can be hardened by heat treatment.
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What series of stainless steel is an Austenitic stainless steel?
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300
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What series of stainless steel is an Austenitic stainless steel?
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300
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What series of stainless steel is a Martensitic stainless steel?
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400
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What series of stainless steel is a Martensitic stainless steel?
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400
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What type of stainless steel is best used for corrosion resistance and high temperature applications?
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What type of stainless steel is best used for corrosion resistance and high temperature applications?
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Austenitic
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What type of stainless steel is best used for corrosion resistance and high temperature applications?
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Austenitic
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