Comparison for Experimental vs Literature values for alumnium

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Homework Statement


I did a 'three point bend test' and a 'tensile test' on the material as-rolled Aluminium.

I then messured and calculated the proepties of the metal and compared it with the literature values found on a CES software. Unfortunately, I can find significant differences for the following:

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Can you give me some of the possible reasons for the difference between the experimental and literature, especially for the 0.2% proof of stress?
 

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SteamKing said:
Aluminum comes in a variety of different alloys and heat treatments. I hope you have compared like with like, in terms of the material used in the experiment versus the material properties obtained from the literature search.

Exact material. Obviously the experiment had some sort of misreading and other inaccuracies. I want to know these reasons and how it affects the properties