By using the following figure, suppose aluminum alloy and carbon steel have the same tensile properties, which metal will suggest to select working at low temperature? Why? fcc materials Low strength bcc materials High-strength maoterials Temperature Energy absorbed→

By using the following figure, suppose aluminum alloy and carbon steel have the same tensile properties, which metal will suggest to select working at low temperature? Why? fcc materials Low strength bcc materials High-strength maoterials Temperature Energy absorbed→

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Thermal Properties of Materials

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the same tensile properties, which metal will suggest to select working at low
temperature? Why?
fcc materials
Low strength
bcc materials
High-strength materials
Temperature
Energy absorbed

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