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    C55E

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    This document provides information on the chemical composition, mechanical properties, heat treatment processes, and standards for steel grade C55E. Some key points include: - The chemical composition of C55E steel includes a carbon content between 0.52-0.60% and controlled amounts of other elements like silicon, manganese, phosphorus, and sulfur. - Heat treatments include normalizing, quenching, tempering, and stress relieving within specified temperature ranges to achieve desired mechanical properties. - Testing data shows the steel achieves a tensile strength between 640-1050 MPa and yield strength between 300-550 MPa depending on size, condition, and specification. - The

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    This document provides information on the chemical composition, mechanical properties, heat treatment processes, and standards for steel grade C55E. Some key points include: - The chemical composition of C55E steel includes a carbon content between 0.52-0.60% and controlled amounts of other elements like silicon, manganese, phosphorus, and sulfur. - Heat treatments include normalizing, quenching, tempering, and stress relieving within specified temperature ranges to achieve desired mechanical properties. - Testing data shows the steel achieves a tensile strength between 640-1050 MPa and yield strength between 300-550 MPa depending on size, condition, and specification. - The

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    This document provides information on the chemical composition, mechanical properties, heat treatment processes, and standards for steel grade C55E. Some key points include: - The chemical composition of C55E steel includes a carbon content between 0.52-0.60% and controlled amounts of other elements like silicon, manganese, phosphorus, and sulfur. - Heat treatments include normalizing, quenching, tempering, and stress relieving within specified temperature ranges to achieve desired mechanical properties. - Testing data shows the steel achieves a tensile strength between 640-1050 MPa and yield strength between 300-550 MPa depending on size, condition, and specification. - The

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    C55E

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    This document provides information on the chemical composition, mechanical properties, heat treatment processes, and standards for steel grade C55E. Some key points include: - The chemical composition of C55E steel includes a carbon content between 0.52-0.60% and controlled amounts of other elements like silicon, manganese, phosphorus, and sulfur. - Heat treatments include normalizing, quenching, tempering, and stress relieving within specified temperature ranges to achieve desired mechanical properties. - Testing data shows the steel achieves a tensile strength between 640-1050 MPa and yield strength between 300-550 MPa depending on size, condition, and specification. - The

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    Quality C55E

    According to standards EN 10083-2: 2006


    Lucefin Group
    Number 1.1203



    Chemical composition
    C% Si%
    max
    Mn% P%
    max
    S%
    max
    Cr%
    max
    Mo%
    max
    Ni%
    max
    0,52-0,60 0,40 0,60-0,90 0,030 0,035 0,40 0,10 0,40
    0.03 +0.03 0.04 + 0.005 + 0.005 -- -- --


    Permissible deviations
    on the product
    Cr+Mo+Ni max 0.63%
    C55R n 1.1209 S% 0.020-0.040 permissible deviations + 0.005
    C55 n 1.0535 P% - S% max 0.045

    Temperature C
    Hot forming Normalizing Quenching Quenching Tempering Stress relieving
    1050-850 825-885
    air
    830
    water
    850
    oil or polymer
    550-650
    air
    50 under the
    temperature of tempering
    Soft
    annealing
    Isothermal
    annealing
    Natural End quench
    hardenability test
    Preheating
    welding
    Stress relieving
    after welding
    250 600 furnace cooling
    AC1 AC3 MS Mf
    680-700
    air
    (HB max 229)
    790 furnace cooling
    to 660 after, air

    --

    (HB max 255)
    830
    water
    730 765 300 80

    Mechanical and physical properties
    Hot formed hot rolled - rod mechan. properties for normalized condition EN 10083-2: 2006
    Testing at room temperature (longitudinal) size d / t
    mm R Re
    a)
    A% C% Kv HB
    over to N/mm
    2
    min N/mm
    2
    min. min. min. J min. min
    16/16 680 370 11 -- -- 208

    16/16 100/100 640 330 12 -- -- 198

    100/100 250/250 620 300 12 -- -- 190

    d = diameter t = thickness

    Hot formed hot rolled mechan. properties for quenched and tempered condition EN 10083-2: 2006
    Testing at room temperature (longitudinal) size d / t
    mm
    R Re
    a)
    A% C% Kv HB
    over to N/mm
    2
    N/mm
    2
    min min. min. J min for information
    16/8 800-950 550 12 30 -- 240-286

    16/8 40/20 750-900 490 14 35 -- 225-271

    40/20 100/60 700-850 420 15 40 -- 213-253

    a)
    Re upper yield strength or, if no yield phenomenon occurs, the 0.2% proof strength Rp 0.2
    d = diameter t = thickness

    Table of tempering values at room temperature for round 60 mm after quenching at 830 C in oil
    HB 286 268 253 240 226 223 162
    HRC 28 25 23 22.5 20 -- --
    R N/mm
    2
    950 890 850 800 760 720 560
    Rp 0.2 N/mm
    2
    650 590 530 480 430 400 380
    A % 9 11 13 16 18 19 24
    C % 28 38 42 45 50 50 --
    Tempering at C 400 450 500 550 600 650 690 (annealing)









    C55 1.0535 EN 10277-2: 2008 Lucefin Group
    Cold drawn +C
    c)
    Hot rolled + Peeled Reeled +SH
    c)

    Testing at room temperature (longitudinal) Testing at room temperature (longitudinal) size
    mm R
    a)
    Rp 0.2
    a)
    A% HB R Rp 0.2 A% HB
    over to N/mm
    2
    N/mm
    2
    min min for inform. N/mm
    2
    N/mm
    2
    min min
    5
    b)
    10 770-1100 590 5 231-331 -- -- -- --
    10 16 730-1080 520 6 224-327 -- -- -- --
    16 40 690-1050 440 7 210-319 610-910 -- -- 181-269
    40 63 650-1030 390 8 200-311 610-910 -- -- 181-269
    63 100 -- -- -- -- 610-910 -- -- 181-269
    a)
    for flats and special sections yield point can be 10% and tensile strenght can be 10%
    b)
    for thickness below 5 mm mechanical properties can be agreed before order placement
    c)
    values valid also for +C+SL and +SH+SL

    C55E 1.1203 Forged normalized EN 10250-2: 2001
    Testing at room temperature (longitudinal) size
    mm R Re
    c)
    A% L A% T A% Q Kv L Kv T HB
    over to N/mm
    2
    min N/mm
    2
    min min min min J min J min min
    100 640 330 12 -- -- -- -- 198
    100 250 620 300 12 9 -- -- -- 190
    250 500 600 260 12 9 -- -- -- 178
    500 1000 590 250 11 8 -- -- -- 176
    d = diameter t = thickness

    C55E 1.1203 Forged quenched and tempered EN 10250-2: 2001
    Testing at room temperature (longitudinal) size d / t
    mm R Re
    c)
    A% L A% T C% L Kv L Kv T HB
    over to N/mm
    2
    min N/mm
    2
    min min min J min J min J min min
    100/70 700 420 15 -- -- -- -- 213
    100/70 250/160 630 360 17 11 -- -- -- 192
    250/160 500/330 610 330 16 10 -- -- -- 183
    L = longitudinal T = tangential Q = radial
    c)
    Re upper yield strength or, if no yield phenomenon occurs, the 0.2% proof strength Rp 0.2
    d = diameter t = thickness

    EN 10083-2: 2006 Jominy test HRC grain size 5 min.
    distance in mm from quenched end
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 15 20 25 30
    min 58 55 47 37 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 22 20
    max 65 64 63 62 60 57 52 45 37 36 35 34 33 32 30 29
    H
    normal

    Temperature Mod. of elasticity N/mm
    2
    Rp 0.2 N/mm
    2
    Thermal expansion Density
    Testing at C E long. G tang.
    < 250 mm 250-500
    [(m/mK)
    10-6
    C
    -1
    ] Kg/dm
    3

    20 205000 78700 -- -- -- 7.85

    EUROPE EN ITALY UNI CHINA GERMANY DIN FRANCE AFNOR U.K. B.S. RUSSIA USA AISI/SAE
    C55E C55 55 Ck55 XC55 H1 870M55 -- 1055

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