Abstract
Compression and tension split Hopkinson bar techniques are used to characterize high strength automotive sheet steels at strain rates of 500/s and 1000/s. Compression and tension data on two representative steel grades are given. There are differences in the measured compression and tension flow stresses for both the steels. The effect of strain rate and steel strength on these differences is discussed.
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