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New research predicts strength of stainless steel joints at high temps!

IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering
Statistical Analysis and Prediction on Tensile Strength of 316L-SS Joints at High Temperature Based on Weibull Distribution
Zi Liang An, T Chen, Darren Cheng, T H Chen, Z Y Wang

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The researchers analyzed the tensile strength of 316L stainless steel joints at high temperatures using the Weibull distribution method. They bonded the steel at 550°C and conducted 8 tension tests, resulting in strengths ranging from 87.8MPa to 160.8MPa. The Weibull distribution helped them understand how the material fails under stress.