What is the effect of hot dip galvanizing steel plate on bending?

: It can be bent to any angle, and a pipe bender can be used. After bending, the material outside the elbow is extended, and the material inside the elbow is compressed, resulting in a certain amount of stress.

This situation has no effect on bending, because bending is a cold treatment, and there is no conflict between them for such a heat treatment.

The galvanizing products of the steel mill have two types of methods of electro-galvanizing and hot-dip galvanizing, and these two types are subdivided, electro-galvanizing is divided into three categories from the thickness of the zinc layer: single-sided, double-sided and differential thickness coating, and hot-dip galvanizing does not have single-sided and differential thickness coating, but hot-dip galvanizing is divided into galvanized and galvanized iron alloy, and electroplating has no zinc-iron alloy. The plating of electroplating on the type of plating extends to electro-galvanizing, electro-galvanized nickel, electro-tin, electrochrome-plating, and hot-dip galvanizing is more, including hot-dip galvanizing, zinc-iron, aluminum-zinc, zinc-aluminum, and zinc-aluminum-magnesium.

If some other alloys are added to it, it should be affected by its overall properties.

After the steel plate is hot-dip galvanized, it has a certain impact on bending.

It should indeed get hot after folding, you can check it.

What is the effect of hot-dip galvanizing steel plate on bending? I think it's easy to crack in half if you don't heat it to boil completely.

What is the effect of the steel plate heat folding method? This should have a great impact, is the hardness of the steel plate more tough?

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Is there a relationship between the material of the steel plate and hot-dip galvanizing?

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Hello, glad to answer for you. The material of the steel plate is related to hot-dip galvanizing, and there are two kinds of hot-rolled substrates and cold-rolled substrates. Generally, some thicker galvanizing is produced with hot-rolled substrates.

There are also some small steel mills that also use hot-rolled substrates for production. The surface of the hot-rolled substrate is not as good as the cold-rolled substrate, so the cold-rolled substrate is generally galvanized below the large steel mills.

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How thick can the cold-tied substrate be plated.

About 2cm, oh dear.

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Hello dear, I make the following questions about your inquiry. No, the process of steelmaking: 1. The ore is smelted by the blast furnace to remove and add chemical elements to form a billet; 2. After the billet is heated to a certain temperature, it is rolled into a steel plate (that is, we often call hot rolling) 3. The rolled steel plate is rolled at room temperature (that is, we often say cold rolling) 4. Cold-rolled steel plate is then galvanized (there are two processes, one is hot-dip galvanizing, the other is electro-galvanizing, and galvanizing has two processes: dipping and spraying) 5. Hot-rolled plate can also be directly hot-dip galvanized without cold rolling, that is, hot-rolled substrate galvanized sheet 6. Of course, there are many processing methods, such as annealing, leveling, shearing into plates, packaging and leaving the factory, etc., without details In terms of service life, under the same conditions, galvanized steel plate is definitely better than cold-rolled steel plate, because the coating of galvanized steel plate is to prevent oxidation and corrosion.

Of course, the cold-rolled steel plate is generally not used in the open air after being processed into a product, because the anti-corrosion performance of the cold-rolled steel plate is very poor, and the steel plate will oxidize and rust when it comes into contact with air.

If the galvanizing treatment is appropriate, it has no effect on the spring parameters and mechanical properties, and improper treatment will occur, such as large wire diameter plating, large outer diameter plating, large force plating, spring deformation, hydrogen embrittlement, etc.

Hot-dip galvanizing and cold-dip galvanizing are different in the way of operation: one is zinc plated in 450 480 degrees molten zinc, and the other is zinc plated by electroplating or other methods at room temperature.

Cold galvanizing refers to electro-galvanizing, with a thin coating, slightly poor corrosion resistance, and easy discoloration. The environment is polluted. Cold galvanizing is electro-galvanizing, the general surface is relatively smooth, there is no zinc flower, there are two kinds of fingerprint-resistant and non-fingerprint-resistant.

Hot-dip galvanizing is made of molten zinc ingots, the thickness of the coating can be adjusted, and the corrosion resistance is relatively good. There are two kinds of hot-dip galvanizing, flowered galvanizing and flowerless galvanizing, the flowered one must be hot-dip galvanized, and the flowerless one is similar to electro-galvanizing, and it is necessary to rely on experience to search for high differences.

Due to environmental concerns, cold galvanizing has been banned in some industries and regions.

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