Strucutral steel - tensile test results

Modern floating structures such as ships, oil platforms and offshore wind towers are built mostly of structural steel. It is a material that is subject to requirements which, when met, allows the construction and safe operation of the structure throughout its entire work cycle. One of the basic criteria that a material must meet is its strength. The most common basic description is a set of parameters such as yield point (proof strength), ultimate strength, elongation at break, section reduction. These parameters are determined in a standardized test - static tensile test. This is a destructive test, the material taken for testing is destroyed and can no longer be used. Dataset is dedicated mainly to students, for their own analysis of material behavior during a static tensile test. It can also be used to calibrate numerical models. Dataset contains a record of five tensile tests of St3s steel, which is equivalent to normal strength hull steel grade A. The tests were carried out in accordance to PN-EN ISO 6892:2016-09 standard, record of displacement from the traverse of the testing machine. Raw data.