Why The upper and lower yield points of Mild Carbon Steel will disappear if we re immediate load the steel ?

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why The upper and lower yield points of Mild Carbon Steel will disappear if we re immediate load the steel, but it appears if the specimen is loaded after heating, or the second loading is delayed for several weeks.?

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