Stress-Strain Curves: Material Comparison

Stress-Strain Curves: Material Comparison

📊 Stress-Strain Curves: Material Comparison

Interactive visualization of mechanical properties for different materials and iron crystal structures

About the Visualization

Iron Crystal Structures:

• α-Fe (BCC) - Body-Centered Cubic: Ferrite, stable below 912°C, higher strength but lower ductility

• γ-Fe (FCC) - Face-Centered Cubic: Austenite, stable 912-1394°C, more ductile, basis for stainless steel

• ε-Fe (HCP) - Hexagonal Close-Packed: Forms under high pressure, highest strength but brittle

Other Materials:

• Aluminium - Low density, good ductility, excellent for aerospace applications

• Brass - Copper-zinc alloy, good formability and corrosion resistance

• Bronze - Copper-tin alloy, higher strength than brass, excellent wear resistance

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