welding of SMA490BW plate alloy chart

We recieved new order about welding of SMA490BW plate 3mm thickness and so on dimension ABS grade A shipbuilding steel plates. It is not easy to find 3mm thickness shipbuilding steel plates supplier. The order was put to other supplier before, but the customers was informed not able to supply 3mm thickness welding of SMA490BW plate shipbuilding steel plates with ABS certificate. This was disappointed and the customer had to withdraw the order. After a lot of investigation and recommendation, the customer finally find us and we fully have the ability to supply this batch of shipbuilding steel plates according to their requirements.

Generally speaking, the higher the strength of welding of SMA490BW plate, weathering steel, the greater the hardness, while the plasticity and toughness will decrease. When the carbon content of weathering steel exceeds 1.2%, the hardness will increase, but the strength will not increase, but will decrease. Resilience will also decline quickly. When the carbon content is high, the cementite increases and forms network distribution, which weakens the connection between grains and makes the mechanical properties of steel worse.

welding of SMA490BW plate, A572 Grade 50 steel with the thickness range is 1.2-600mm, the width range is 1220-4200mm, and the length range is 5000-18000mm. Also note that the A572 Grade 50 steel coil thickness should not exceed 25 mm. For A572 Grade 50 steel, the C element content is 0.23%, the Si element content is 0.4% max, the Mn element content is 1.35% max, the P element content is 0.004% max, the S element content is 0.05% max, the V element content is 0.06%, the Ni element content is 0.015%, the Co element content is 0.05%.

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