Why do the cast iron, carbon steel, and the tempered steel have different behavious about tensile...

Why do the cast iron, carbon steel, and the tempered steel have different behavious about tensile stress-strain, and how would that be different?

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Differentiation between cast iron, carbon steel, and the tempered steel about tensile stress-strain:

Cast iron, carbon steel, and the tempered steel have different behaviours about tensile stress-strain. Because the hardness and brittleness were differentiates all of these. The hardness of Cast iron > Tempered steel > Carbon steel. Similarly the brittleness of Cast iron > Tempered steel > Carbon steel. So these are the major properties to differentiate stress-strain curve. We can also say that the area under the stress-strain curve for Cast iron is < Tempered steel is < Carbon steel. Like this they are different.

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