The Calculation Method and Application of Tensile Strength of Galvanized Chainlinked Wire Mesh

The Calculation Method and Application of Tensile Strength of Galvanized Chainlinked Wire Mesh

Zinc-linked chain linking nets are also known as diamond-shaped nets, trapezoidal nets and slope protection nets. Widely used in warehouses, tools, refrigerated, protective reinforcements, parks, zoo fences, marine fishing fences and fences on construction sites, the protection of machinery and equipment, highway guardrails, stadiums, fences, roads, green belt protection network.

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The tensile strength of the galvanized chain link network is related to the use and service life of the screen. The following Ze Chuang wire mesh factory share some relevant knowledge about tensile strength.
Galvanized chain link network noun explanation and calculation formula: Tensile strength is the maximum tensile stress that the product can withstand before tensile fracture (that is, the tensile load damage cross-sectional area).
The yield strength is divided into upper flexion and lower flexion. It is the process in which the stress does not increase and the deformation continues to occur during the stretching process. The maximum stress before the initial fall of the force value is the flexion strength; the yield strength must be smaller than the tensile strength value.
Non-proportional extension strength: mainly for hard steels that do not have a yield point, the rule that the residual elongation at the local part of the gauge length is 0.2% of the original gauge length is the rule non-proportional extension strength, and the total extension strength is The stress at the 0.5% rule has detailed rules in the specification GB/T228.