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    This document summarizes the material properties of A 517 Grade P steel plates. It is a high-strength quenched and tempered alloy steel intended for use in fusion welded boilers and pressure vessels. The document lists minimum and maximum values for the steel's yield stress, tensile stress, elongation, and chemical composition, as well as detailing its heat treatment process of heating to at least 900°C followed by quenching and tempering.

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    This document summarizes the material properties of A 517 Grade P steel plates. It is a high-strength quenched and tempered alloy steel intended for use in fusion welded boilers and pressure vessels. The document lists minimum and maximum values for the steel's yield stress, tensile stress, elongation, and chemical composition, as well as detailing its heat treatment process of heating to at least 900°C followed by quenching and tempering.

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    This document summarizes the material properties of A 517 Grade P steel plates. It is a high-strength quenched and tempered alloy steel intended for use in fusion welded boilers and pressure vessels. The document lists minimum and maximum values for the steel's yield stress, tensile stress, elongation, and chemical composition, as well as detailing its heat treatment process of heating to at least 900°C followed by quenching and tempering.

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    Material properties

    Material A 517 Grade P (USA / ASTM)


    Group Structural and constructional steels
    Subgroup ASTM A 517 / A 517M High-strength quenched and tempered alloy steel plates

    Comment

    Application Intended for use in fusion welded boilers and other pressure vessels.

    Yield Stress[MPa]
    Dimension Min Max Approx

    Plate; Heat treated; t < 65 mm 690 - -

    Plate; Heat treated; 65 mm < t < 100 mm 620 - -

    Tensile Stress[MPa]
    Dimension Min Max Approx

    Plate; Heat treated; t < 65 mm 795 930 -

    Plate; Heat treated; 65 mm < t < 100 mm 725 930 -

    Elongation A5 [%]
    Dimension Min Max Approx

    Plate; Heat treated; t < 65 mm 16.0 - -

    Plate; Heat treated; 65 mm < t < 100 mm 14.0 - -

    Chemical Composition [%]

    Criterion Min Max Approx

    C 0.1200 0.2100 -

    Si 0.2000 0.3500 -

    Mn 0.4500 0.7000 -

    P - 0.0350 -

    S - 0.0350 -

    Cr 0.8500 1.2000 -

    Mo 0.4500 0.6000 -

    Ni 1.2000 1.5000 -

    B 0.0010 0.0050 -

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    Heat Treatment

    All plates shall be heat treated by the material manufacturer by heating to not less than 900C quenching in water or oil and
    tempering at not less than 620C for not less than 1/2 hour.

    Cross Reference Table

    Material Standard Country

    A 514 Grade P ASTM USA

    K21650 UNS USA

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