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The standard test method for the determination of reference temperature
The method outlined in ASTM E1921-23b involves the utilization of Charpy V-notch impact testing or other specified tests to measure the material's resistance to brittle fracture. It is designed to ensure that engineers and materials scientists have a reliable methodology for evaluating the lower transition temperature, which helps in determining safe operating conditions for structures fabricated from ferritic steels.
This standard serves as an essential tool for ensuring structural integrity and safety in industries where low-temperature operation or high-stress environments are prevalent. By adhering to ASTM E1921-23b, professionals can make informed decisions regarding material selection, design criteria, and operational parameters to prevent brittle fracture failures.
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