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SAE 316L stainless steel

2nd most common austenitic stainless steel after SAE 304.

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austenitic stainless steel

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tensile modulus of elasticity

200 gigapascal

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yield strength

250 megapascal

temperature

23 degree Celsius

under pressure

1 bar

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pitting resistance equivalent number

28±3

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https://blog.inoxmare.com/eng/2017/12/07/how-to-choose-stainless-steel-using-the-pren-index/

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But what are the values of PREN steels? Let’s review some:AISI 316L (austenitic) 24 (English)

elongation at break

55 percent

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carbon footprint

3.9 kilogram of carbon dioxide equivalent per kilogram

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water footprint

150 litre per kilogram

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microstructure

austenite

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