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    St-52.

    STRUCTURAL STEEL

    St-52.3

    EQUIVALENCES BETWEEN DIFFERENT DESIGNATIONS


    Designation

    Other designations

    According to 1)
    EN 10025-2:2004

    EN 10025:1990+A1:1993

    Symbolic

    Numeric

    Symbolic

    Numeric

    S355J2+N

    1.0577+N

    S355J2G4

    1.0577

    EN 10025:1990

    Germany
    DIN 17100

    ASTM (96)

    Fe510D2

    (St-52.3N)

    A570 Grado50

    The chemical composition of the steels named between brackets has a slight difference from the standard named in
    EN 10025-2:2004.

    CHEMICAL COMPOSITION
    Analysis on the casting
    Maximum content (%)
    Nominal diameter of the product (mm)

    >1640

    16

    C
    0,20

    Nominal diameter of the product (mm)

    >40100

    >3040

    30

    >40150

    1)

    Ceq

    0,20

    0,22

    0,45

    0,47

    >150250 >250400

    Si

    Mn

    0,55

    1,60

    0,025

    0,025

    2)

    0,47

    0,49

    0,49

    1) For the nominal diameter> 100 mm the content of C will be establishd by agreement.
    2) It is calculated according to the formula.

    Ceq = C +

    Mn
    6

    Cr+Mo+V
    5

    Ni+Cu

    15

    Analisis on the product


    Maximum content (%)
    Nominal diameter of the product (mm)
    >1640

    16

    >40100

    Si

    Mn

    0,24

    0,60

    1,70

    0,035

    0,035

    1)

    C
    0,23

    0,23

    1) For the nominal diameter> 100 mm the content of C will be establishd by agreement.

    MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
    Tencile test

    Elongation limit1)

    Tencile endurance

    Nominal diameter (mm)


    <16

    >16
    40

    >40
    63

    >63
    80

    >80
    100

    >100
    150

    Nominal diameter (mm)


    >150
    200

    >200
    250

    >250
    400

    <3

    345

    335

    >100
    150

    3
    100

    Rp0,2 (MPa)
    355

    1)

    >150
    250

    >250
    400

    450
    600

    450
    600

    Rm (MPa)

    325 315 295

    285

    275

    265

    510
    680

    470
    630

    450
    600

    Enlargement 1)
    L0=80 mm
    Nominal diameter (mm)

    Test tube
    direction

    >1
    1,5

    >1,5
    2

    >2
    2,5

    L0=5d
    Nominal diameter (mm)
    >2,5
    3

    3
    40

    >40
    63

    >63
    100

    >100
    150

    >150
    250

    >250
    400

    21

    20

    18

    17

    17

    A (%)
    Longitudinal

    14

    15

    16

    17

    18

    22

    1) The given values in this table are applicable for longitudinal test tubes. For test tubes of 600 mm it is used a transverse test tube.

    These records are intended solely for informative purposes. The conditions on the material supply are based on the real characteristics of manufacturing and the quality certificate of the same.

    St-52.3
    STRUCTURAL STEEL

    MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continuation)


    Shock bending test

    1)

    2) (mm)
    Nominal diameter

    12> d 150

    150 > d 250

    250 > d 400

    Absorved energy (Julios)


    27

    27

    27

    1) Test made on a testing tube of KV at 20C.


    2) For profiles and dimension bars of >100 mm the flexion test will be performed at request

    PERMANENT STOCK
    Profile

    Round

    Gap
    between

    Scale
    (mm)

    measurements

    25-140

    140-150

    150-330

    10

    340-400

    10

    425-650

    25

    Supply status
    Material

    Surface
    Lamination
    gross

    Without treatment
    Standardized

    Bright turned/
    lamination gross
    Wrought iron
    gross

    Endurance of Endurante to
    diameter (mm) cuts (mm)

    Maximum
    arrow
    (mm/m)

    10

    10

    *The superficial defects of the gross worght iron materials might be of a 2% diameter and in the lamination gross materials of 1%.

    PROPERTIES
    It has good cold weldability, bending and deformation conditions. It does not accept
    hardening. It has a good resistance to low temperature impacts previews to the standard treatment.

    USES
    Mechanical elements of middle responsibility. It does not have an elevated level of resistance
    but it does have a good toughness.
    This steel is used in mechanical structures with high responsibility and mechanical
    pieces such as bolts, fixation elements, washers, iron works, etc.

    P.I. Ali-Gobeo Alibarra, 24 Pab.1 01010 Vitoria-Gasteiz Tel.: 902 10 38 99 Fax: 945 21 39 68 ipargama@ipargama.com

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