FIRE DESIGN OF STEEL MEMBERS - Civil and Natural Resources ...
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Figure 3.4: Stress strain curves with varying temperature. Curve 1.24 °C, 2. 99 °C, 3. 204 °C, 4.<br />
316 °C, 5. 427 °C, 6. 482 °C, 7. 535 °C, 8. 593 °C, 9. 649 °C (Harmathy, 1993)<br />
Figure 3.4 shows the variance in the stress-strain strain curve with temperature.<br />
Eurocode 3 has many curves on separate graphs showing this change in the stress<br />
strain relationship. The graph clearly shows the decrease in ultimate <strong>and</strong> yield<br />
stress of steel with temperature.<br />
For yield strength<br />
(Brokenbrough-<br />
Johnson)<br />
For yield <strong>and</strong><br />
ultimate strength<br />
(Inst. of Str Eng)<br />
Figure 3.5: Variation of ultimate <strong>and</strong> yield strength of hot rolled steel, (Harmathy, 1993)<br />
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