Kindly see the notes given below the table containig chemical
composition.i.e increase of mn upto 1.6 is permitted for decrease in
the carbon by............
On 2/17/13, Maulik Thakkar <mlkthakkar2@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear sir,
>
> High amount of Mn makes steel more hardenable. You can not find the steel
> of between 2-10 % Mn in general....
>
> Regards,
> Maulik
> Welding engg & Metallurgy
> On Jan 29, 2013 4:37 PM, "Farhang" <hyperm2m@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Dear All****
>>
>> I have tested a specimen of A 516 Gr. 70+Normalized (thickness: 10mm) for
>> chemical analyze, impact, tensile & metallographic.****
>>
>> ** **Tensile & Impact were acceptable, but i have problem in chemical
>> analyze as follow:
>>
>> ****
>>
>> ü *Tensile Strength:*
>>
>> Fy: *360* Mpa UTS: *531 * Mpa****
>>
>> ** **ü *Impact Test:*
>>
>> absorbed energy in impact: *150 j* (sub size 7.5*10*55) – it was very
>> good****
>>
>> ** **ü *chemical analyze:*
>>
>> C:0.09/*Mn:1.534*/Si:0.35/P:0.005/S:0.005/Cr: 0.069/ Ni: 0.046/ Cu: 0.01
>> /Mo:0.013/ Cu: 0.104/ V:0.055 /W:0.0026 /Ti: 0.027 /AL:0.042/ Sn:0.001/1
>> Pb:0.0002/ As:0.002/ Sb:0.0023/ Zr:0.0015/ Nb:0.0475/ Ca: 0.0031****
>>
>> ** **But according to standard ASTM A516(attached) *Mn shall be
>> 0.79~1.30*but here
>> *Mn% is over. It was 1.53%* .
>>
>> ****
>>
>> ** **
>>
>> I need to know the effect of this discrepancy???
>>
>> ****
>>
>> Does it important?****
>>
>> Isn't carbon% very low????????****
>>
>> What is high amount of manganese could be causes????? ****
>>
>> ** **
>>
>> M. Farhang****
>>
>> **hyperm2m@gmail.com **
>>
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