This document provides information on structural steels, including traditional structural steels and high strength low alloy steels. It lists various grades of steel according to international standards, along with their chemical compositions and mechanical properties like minimum yield strength and tensile strength. A comparison is given between the British standards BS EN 10025 and BS 4360 in terms of their impact energy and thickness requirements.
This document provides information on structural steels, including traditional structural steels and high strength low alloy steels. It lists various grades of steel according to international standards, along with their chemical compositions and mechanical properties like minimum yield strength and tensile strength. A comparison is given between the British standards BS EN 10025 and BS 4360 in terms of their impact energy and thickness requirements.
This document provides information on structural steels, including traditional structural steels and high strength low alloy steels. It lists various grades of steel according to international standards, along with their chemical compositions and mechanical properties like minimum yield strength and tensile strength. A comparison is given between the British standards BS EN 10025 and BS 4360 in terms of their impact energy and thickness requirements.
This document provides information on structural steels, including traditional structural steels and high strength low alloy steels. It lists various grades of steel according to international standards, along with their chemical compositions and mechanical properties like minimum yield strength and tensile strength. A comparison is given between the British standards BS EN 10025 and BS 4360 in terms of their impact energy and thickness requirements.
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Structural Steels
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y applications, combining good welding properties with guaranteed strengths. There are many ngth low alloys have replaced many structural steels where weight reduction is important (e.g. automotive) but with guaranteed strengths. Traditional Structural Steels
Yield min Tensile 0.22max 1.60 max 0.17max 1.40max 0.17max 1.40max 0.17max 1.40max 0.25max 1.60 max 0.21max 1.50max 0.18max 1.50max 0.23max 1.60max 0.23max 1.60max 0.22max 1.60 max 0.20max 1.60max 0.20max 1.60max
0.50 max 0.50 max 0.50max 0.55max 0.60 max 0.55max 0.55max
.050 max .050 max 0.045 0.045 0.040 0.040 0.035 0.035 .050 max .050 max 0.045max 0.045max 0.040max 0.040max 0.050max 0.050max 0.045max 0.045max 0.40 max 0.040 max 0.035max 0.035max 0.035max 0.035max
080XLK Links to Branded High strength Low Alloy grades:Docol SSAB of Sweden
0.20max 0.20max
Tenform from Corus
Comparison of BS EN 10025 and BS 4360 Mechanical Properties
BS EN 10025: 1993
BS4360: 1986
Impact Energy (JC)
Min Yield Strength at Max Thk for <150mm >150mm Tensile Strength >3mm Min Yield Strength at 16mm Max Thk for Specified <100mm Tensile 16mm Specified -1 <250mm Yield N/mm
Impact Energy (JC) Nominal Thickness
N/mm
Nominal Thickness
N/mm
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Grade Strength N/mm Yield N/mm Temp C -1 Grade (2) Temp C
