High Tensile Strength
Key Facts
Abbreviation
HTS
Pronunciation
/haɪ ˈtɛnsəl strɛŋθ/
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Examples in Context
- Certain materials can be manufactured with a high tensile strength.
- Mild steel has a high tensile strength, this being about 200 times that of concrete.
- Manganese-bronze sheets a copper-aluminum alloy with high tensile strength and resistance to corrosion.
- The most common carbon-fiber type is PAN, primarily for structural reinforcement because of its high tensile strength.
- N326 in natural rubber high tensile strength, tensile strength and wear resistance and jumped cracking.
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