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Engineering · L3 · Strength-to-Weight Material Selection

Specific strength — strength divided by density — as a quantitative tool for comparing materials, with real approximate values for steel, aluminum, titanium, and carbon fiber composite, a worked numeric example, and why the ratio drives aerospace/automotive/bicycle design far more than a stationary foundation.

by @openstemUpdated Engineering

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