EI72 (30H13N7S2)
Classification
Country |
Section |
Category |
CIS, Russia, Ukraine |
Corrosion-resistant alloys and steels |
Corrosion-resistant alloys |
Chemical composition
Standard |
Fe, % |
Si, % |
Mn, % |
Cr, % |
Ti, % |
Ni, % |
V, % |
P, % |
C, % |
S, % |
Mo, % |
W, % |
GOST 5632-14 |
73.285–79.75 |
2–3 |
< 0.8 |
12–14 |
< 0.2 |
6–7.5 |
< 0.2 |
< 0.025 |
0.25–0.34 |
< 0.25 |
< 0.2 |
< 0.2 |
Information on suppliers
Properties
Property |
Performance characteristics Scale formation temperature: 950 ° C |
According to GOST 5949 Note. The norms of mechanical properties apply to samples taken from steel with a diameter or thickness of up to 60 mm. |
According to GOST 5949 Note. The norms of mechanical properties apply to samples taken from steel with a diameter or thickness of up to 60 mm. |
relative narrowing by 5abs.% and impact strength by 4.9 J / cm2 at a rate of less than 78.4 J / cm2 and by 9.8 J / cm2 at a rate of 78.4 J / cm2 or more. |
For steel with a diameter or thickness of st. 100 to 150mm, a reduction in elongation of 3abs.% Is allowed, |
a relative narrowing of 10 abs.% and impact strength of 9.8 J / cm2 at a rate of less than 78.4 J / cm2 and at 14.7 J / cm2 at a rate of 78.4 J / cm2 or more. |
Quenching 1040-1060 ° С in air Annealing 860 - 880 ° С, cooling to 700 ° С 2 hours in air, then in an oven |
Annealing 660 - 680 ° С, 30 minutes, air cooling Quenching 790-810 ° С in oil |
GOST 5949 Yield strength:> 785 MPa Tensile strength:> 1180 MPa Elongation:> 8% Impact strength KCU at 20 ° C:> 20 J / cm2 Relative narrowing:> 25% |
By agreement M1 (tests at elevated temperature) Note By agreement |
Calculated Properties Density: 7.7 g / cm3 |
Note Heat-resistant steel Martensitic steel Stable in sulfur-containing environments |
Standards
Description of chemical elements
Element |
Units of measurement |
Description |
Fe |
% |
Iron |
Si |
% |
Silicon |
Mn |
% |
Manganese |
Cr |
% |
Chrome |
Ti |
% |
Titan |
Ni |
% |
Nickel |
V |
% |
Vanadium |
P |
% |
Phosphorus |
C |
% |
Carbon |
S |
% |
Sulfur |
Mo |
% |
Molybdenum |
W |
% |
Tungsten |