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    The document provides product specifications for various steel grades classified according to different standards. It includes tables listing mechanical properties such as minimum yield point, tensile strength, yield ratio and elongation limits according to steel grade and thickness. Additional tables provide chemical composition limits for elements like carbon, silicon, manganese, phosphorus and sulfur that vary based on the steel standard and grade.

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    The document provides product specifications for various steel grades classified according to different standards. It includes tables listing mechanical properties such as minimum yield point, tensile strength, yield ratio and elongation limits according to steel grade and thickness. Additional tables provide chemical composition limits for elements like carbon, silicon, manganese, phosphorus and sulfur that vary based on the steel standard and grade.

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    PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

    Mechanical Properties
    Classifications

    Yield Point N/mm2 (min.)


    Thickness

    TIS 1227

    JIS G3101

    JIS G3106

    JIS G3136

    t 16

    16 t 40

    SM400

    245

    235

    SM490

    325

    315

    SM520

    365

    SS400

    Tensile
    Strength
    N/mm2

    Yield Ratio
    % (max.)

    Elongation % (min.)

    Thickness

    Thickness

    t 12

    t5

    5 < t 16

    t > 16

    400 - 510

    23

    18

    22

    490 - 610

    22

    17

    21

    355

    520 - 640

    19

    15

    19

    245

    235

    400 - 510

    21

    17

    21

    SS490

    285

    275

    490 - 610

    19

    15

    19

    SS540

    400

    390

    540 min

    16

    13

    17

    SS400

    245

    235

    400 - 510

    21

    17

    21

    SS490

    285

    275

    490 - 610

    19

    15

    19

    SS540

    400

    390

    540 min

    16

    13

    17

    SM400A

    245

    235

    400 - 510

    23

    18

    22

    SM400B

    245

    235

    400 - 510

    23

    18

    22

    SM490A

    325

    315

    490 - 610

    22

    17

    21

    SM490B

    325

    315

    490 - 610

    22

    17

    21

    SM490YA

    365

    355

    490 - 610

    19

    15

    19

    SM490YB

    365

    355

    490 - 610

    19

    15

    19

    SN400A

    235

    235

    400 - 510

    17

    17

    21

    SN400B
    SN490B

    JIS G3116

    235 - 355
    325 - 445

    G
    G

    235 - 355

    400 - 510

    80

    325 - 445

    490 - 610

    80

    440 min

    295

    SG295

    H
    H

    18

    18

    22

    17

    17

    21

    t 1.6

    1.6 < t 3.2

    t > 3.2

    26

    JIS G3131

    SPHC

    270 min

    27

    29

    31

    EN10025

    S275JR

    275

    265

    410 - 560

    22

    22

    22

    S355JR

    355

    345

    490 - 630

    22

    22

    22

    ASTM

    DIN 17100

    Remark

    A36

    250

    400 - 550

    20

    A572 Gr42

    290

    415 min

    20

    A572 Gr50

    345

    450 min

    A992

    345 - 450

    450 min

    85

    A283C

    205

    380 - 515

    22

    18
    D

    18

    St33

    185

    175

    290

    16

    St37-2

    235

    225

    340 - 470

    24

    St44-2

    275

    265

    410 - 540

    20

    St50-2

    295

    285

    470 - 610

    18

    St52-3

    355

    345

    490 - 630

    20

    Carbon Equivalent (%) = C + Mn/6 + Si/24 + Ni/40 + Cr/5 + Mo/4 + V/14 (JIS Standard)
    Carbon Equivalent (%) = C + Mn/6 + (Cr + Mo + V) / 5 + (Ni + Cu) / 15 (AS, ASTM Standard)
     Chemical Composition on sensitivity of welding crack = C + Si/30 + Mn/20 + Cu/20 + Ni/60 + Cr/20 +Mo/15 + V/10 +5B
     Bend test on material grades SS400, SS490, SS540
     Additionnal chemical composition controls for material under grade A992 are as follows : Ni (max.) = 0.45, Cr (max.) = 0.35,
    Mo (max.) = 0.15 and Mn/S (min.) = 20
    *: Nitrogen control excluded
    

    PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
    Chemical Compositions
    Classifications

    TIS 1227

    JIS G3101

    JIS G3106

    JIS G3136

    C (max.)

    Si (max.)

    Mn

    P (max.)

    S (max.)

    SM400

    0.20

    0.35

    0.60 - 1.40

    0.035

    0.035

    SM490

    0.18

    0.55

    1.6 max.

    0.035

    0.035

    SM520

    0.20

    0.55

    1.6 max.

    0.035

    0.035

    SS400

    0.050

    0.050

    SS490

    0.050

    0.050

    SS540

    0.30

    1.6 max.

    0.040

    0.040

    SS400

    0.050

    0.050

    SS490

    0.050

    0.050

    SS540

    0.30

    1.6 max.

    0.040

    0.040

    SM400A

    0.23

    2.5 x C min.

    0.035

    0.035

    SM400B

    0.20

    0.35

    0.60 - 1.40

    0.035

    0.035

    SM490A

    0.20

    0.55

    1.6 max.

    0.035

    0.035

    SM490B

    0.18

    0.55

    1.6 max.

    0.035

    0.035

    SM490YA

    0.20

    0.55

    1.6 max.

    0.035

    0.035

    SM490YB

    0.20

    0.55

    1.6 max.

    0.035

    0.035

    SN400A

    0.24

    0.050

    0.050

    SN400B

    0.20

    0.35

    0.60 - 1.40

    0.030

    0.015

    SN490B

    0.18

    0.55

    1.6 max.

    0.030

    0.015

    JIS G3116

    SG295

    0.20

    0.35

    1.00 max.

    0.040

    0.040

    JIS G3131

    SPHC

    0.050

    0.050

    EN10025

    S275JR

    0.21

    1.5 max.

    0.045

    0.045

    S355JR

    0.24

    0.55

    1.6 max.

    0.045

    0.045

    0.040

    0.050

    0.040

    0.050

    ASTM

    DIN 17100

    Remark

    A36

    0.26

    0.40

    A572 Gr42

    0.21

    0.40

    1.35 max.

    A572 Gr50

    0.23

    0.40

    1.35 max.

    0.040

    0.050

    F
    F

    A992

    0.23

    0.10 - 0.40

    0.50 - 1.50

    0.035

    0.045

    A283C

    0.24 - 0.29

    0.15 - 0.30

    0.90

    0.035

    0.040

    St33

    St37-2

    0.17

    0.050

    0.050

    St44-2

    0.21

    0.050

    0.050

    St50-2

    0.050

    0.050

    St52-3

    0.20

    0.040

    0.040

    A : Impact test on material grades SM400, SM490, SM520, SM400B, SM490B, SM490YB, SN400B, SN490B, 43C and 50C with thickness
    o
    > 12 mm. at 0 C
    o
    B : Impact test on material grades 43B, 50B, S275JR and S355JR with thickness > 12 mm. at 20 C
    C : It is permissible to vary the carbon and manganese contents (ladle analysis) for grade 50B and 50C on the basis of an increase of 0.06%
    manganese content for each decrease of 0.01% carbon or vice versa up to maximum manganese content of 1.60% and maximum carbon
    content of 0.22% for grades 50B and 50C
    D : The yield ratio (max.) for all thickness of materials under grades A992 is 85%
    E : For grades 50 steel of thickness 20 mm. and under, the tensile strength shall be a minimum of 485 N/mm2
    F : A maximum of managnese of 1.50% is permissible, with an associated reduction of the carbon maximum of 0.03%
    G : For the H section, when the t1 is 9 mm. or less, the upper limit of the yield point or poof stress shall not be applied
    H : For the H section, when the t1 is 9 mm. or less, the upper limit of the yield ratio shall be 85%

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