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You get difrent types of steel the two main gatgoreis is W300 and W350 which can resists 300MPa and 350Mpa respectively but a factor that influence compresive strenght is buckling and is in most cases the limiting compresive strenght.
Units for MPa=N/mm2
*The design of a compression member should be done according to your Country's design code
Compressive strength is the ability for a tool steel to resist permanent deformation when a load is applied axially. When a load is applied in compression on a tool steel, the tool will compress in the longitudnal direction and expand outward. When the load is removed the tool will return to its original shape and size. If the tool doesn't return to its original dimensions, then the load has exceeded the tool's compressive strength
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∙ 9y agoThere are several metals that could fit this description. They would include carbon fiber, steel, and even carbon nanotubes.
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∙ 12y agoMetals which are strong in compression include Steel, Iron and Aluminum.
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∙ 11y agowich material is the strongest in compression?
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∙ 11y agoADNR (aggregated diamond nano rods) having a bulk modulus of 291 gigapascals, with diamond being between 442 and 446 GPa.
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∙ 10y agoMercury has zero tensile strength, as it is a liquid at room temperature.
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∙ 12y agomild steel
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What is the strongest structure?
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Results from rocks being pushed higher and deeper as the same amount of material tries to occupy less space?
compression
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What is the strongest material on earth?
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What is the strongest structure?
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