What are the chemical elements and standards of 0CR13 stainless steel plate?

Updated on society 2024-04-28
8 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    It has good toughness, plasticity and cold deformation, and its rust resistance, corrosion resistance and weldability are better than those of 410,420 series, and are used for parts with high toughness and impact loads, such as automobile turbine blades, structural frames, linings, bolts, nuts, etc.

    1. 0CR13 corresponding grades: 1. National standard GB-T standard: digital grade:

    S41008, new grade: 06CR13, old grade: 0CR13 (0CR13AL), 2, American standard:

    ASTMA Standard: S41008, SAE Standard: A, UNS Standard:

    410S, 3, Japanese standard JIS standard: SUS410S, 4, German standard DIN standard: , 5, European standard EN standard:

    x6cr13。

    2. 0Cr13 chemical composition: carbon c: , silicon si:, manganese mn: , phosphorus p: , sulfur s: , chromium cr:, nickel ni: charge allowed, molybdenum mo:

    Nitrogen n:—, copper cu:— other elements:

    3. 0cr13 physical properties: density density (20).

    kg, melting point :—specific heat capacity (0 100 ) kg (, thermal conductivity w (

    100 -:25, thermal conductivity w (

    500 -: coefficient of linear expansion.

    10-6/k)

    0 100 , linear expansion coefficient (10-6 k).

    0 589 :12, resistivity (20).

    .mm2 m), longitudinal modulus of elasticity.

    20) GPA: 220, Magnetic: Yes.

    4. 0CR13 mechanical properties: Delivery condition: bar solution treatment, plate solution pickling, tensile strength (rm mpa, elongation a, section shrinkage (z %): 60.

    5. 0Cr13 heat treatment: Hardness HBW: annealing 183, hardness HRB: 88, heating temperature: 800 900, Heating method: air cooling or slow cooling.

    0CR13 application field: It can be used for parts with high toughness and impact load, such as automobile turbine blades, structural frames, linings, bolts, nuts, etc., and can also be used for the lining of equipment resistant to water vapor, ammonia carbonate and petroleum corrosion.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    0Cr13 is the one with the lowest CR content among martensitic stainless steels. It is stainless and corrosion resistant better than 1Cr13, 2Cr13, 3Cr13, 4Cr13 martensitic stainless steels with high carbon content. It has good plasticity, toughness and cold formability, and is superior to other martensitic stainless steels with higher CR content.

    When the C content of 0Cr13 steel is very low, its plasticity, especially toughness, and cold formability will be significantly improved. 0Cr13 steel is mainly used in the manufacture of water vapor resistance, ammonium bicarbonate mother liquor, hot sulfur petroleum corrosion parts and equipment linings, etc. The corresponding U.S. grade of this steel grade is 405, and the specific gravity is, 0Cr13 is the lowest CR content among martensitic stainless steels.

    Corresponding grades. Corresponding to China's new grade: 06CR13 (see GB table for details, China's unified digital code: S11306.)

    Mechanical properties. Tensile strength b (mpa): quenched tempered, 490 conditional yield strength mpa): quenched tempered, 345 elongation δ5 (% quenched tempered, 24

    Section shrinkage quenching and tempering, 60

    Hardness: annealed, 183HB

    Heat treatment specifications and metallographic structure.

    Heat treatment specifications: 1) annealing, 800 900 slow cooling or about 750 fast cooling; 2) Quenching (solid solution), 950 1000 oil cooling; 3) Tempering, 700 750 fast cooling.

    Metallographic structure: The tissue is characterized by ferrite type.

    Chemical composition. Carbon C:

    Silicon SI:

    Manganese mn:

    Sulfur s:

    Phosphorus p:

    Chromium Cr: Nickel Ni:

    Main uses: It is used as a part with high toughness and shock load.

    Such as steam turbine blades, structural frames, stainless equipment, linings, bolts, nuts, etc.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    20Cr13 belongs to the national standard martensitic stainless steel, and the implementation standard "GB T 1221-2007".

    20Cr13 stainless steel has high hardness and good corrosion resistance in the quenched state. Many of them are used for cutting tools, which are "cutting edge" martensitic steels, and are also used for surgical tools, such as Brinell high-chromium steel, which is the earliest stainless steel, and is also used as steam turbine blades, etc., with a wide range of applications.

    The chemical composition of 20Cr13 is shown below

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    The biggest difference between the two stainless steels is that the carbon content in the chemical composition is quite different: the carbon content of 2Cr13 stainless steel, the carbon content of 0Cr18Ni9 stainless steel, and the difference in carbon content causes their different characteristics:

    2Cr13 stainless steel has high hardness, wear resistance and toughness after heat treatment, and its mechanical properties are among the best in stainless steel, but the disadvantage is that the corrosion resistance and weldability are poor. It is mostly used to make parts in complex situations, such as stamping dies.

    0Cr18Ni9 is our most commonly used 304 stainless steel, which has good corrosion resistance, machinability and high temperature resistance, but the heat treatment effect is not large, and it is mostly used for the welding of corrosion-resistant equipment.

    The characteristics of the above two stainless steels are quite different, and it is not recommended to replace each other.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    1Cr20Ni14Si2 has high high temperature strength and oxidation resistance, is sensitive to sulfur-containing atmosphere, and has a embrittlement tendency at 600°C---800°C, which is suitable for making furnace components. Tensile strength: 590MPa, hardness: 187

    Chemical Composition: C: Si:

    mn:≤s:≤p:≤

    cr:≤19~22

    ni:≤12~15

    Mechanical properties: tensile strength b(mpa): 590

    Conditional yield strength : 295

    Elongation δ5 (%)35

    Section shrinkage (%50

    Hardness: 187HB

    Heat treatment specifications and metallographic structure.

    Heat treatment specification: solid solution 1080 1130 fast cooling.

    Metallographic structure: The structure is characterized by austenite type.

    Delivery status: generally delivered in the standard state of heat treatment, and the type of heat treatment is indicated in the contract; If not indicated, it will be delivered in a non-heat-treated state.

    1Cr20Ni14Si2 stainless steel plate is in line with the standard is GB T 4238-1992 standard.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    1Cr20Ni14Si2 is the grade in GB T 4238-1992 Heat-resistant Steel Plate, pay attention to the version, because the grade representation method of the 2007 version has changed. And 1Cr20Ni14Si2 is an old grade.

    See the attachment for details.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    1. Brief introduction of 1Cr20Ni14Si2:

    Standard: GB T 4237-2007, is a kind of heat-resistant steel, the equivalent grade of foreign countries, which is the German standard; 20x20h14c2 This is the Russian standard; This is French standard.

    2. Introduction to the performance of 1Cr20Ni14Si2:

    It has high high temperature strength and oxidation resistance, is sensitive to sulfur-containing atmosphere, and has a embrittlement tendency at 600°C---800°C, which is suitable for making furnace components. The density of 1Cr20Ni14Si2 stainless steel is.

    3. Chemical composition and mechanical properties of 1Cr20Ni14Si2

    Chemical Composition: C: ; si:≤;mn:≤;s:≤;p:≤;cr:≤19~22;ni:≤12~15

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Carbon C:

    Silicon Si: Manganese Mn:

    Sulfur : Phosphorus p:

    Chromium Cr:Nickel Ni: Allowed to contain

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