A705A705M
A705A705M
A705A705M
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TABLE 1 Chemical RequirementsA
Composition, %
UNS Type Carbon Manganese Phospho- Sul- Sili- Chromium Nickel Alumi- Molyb- Tita- Copper Other
DesignationB rus fur con num denum nium Elements
C
S17400 630 0.07 1.00 0.040 0.030 1.00 15.00–17.50 3.00–5.00 ... ... ... 3.00–5.00
S17700 631 0.09 1.00 0.040 0.030 1.00 16.00–18.00 6.50–7.75 0.75–1.50 ... ... ... ...
S15700 632 0.09 1.00 0.040 0.030 1.00 14.00–16.00 6.50–7.75 0.75–1.50 2.00–3.00 ... ... ...
D
S35500 634 0.10–0.15 0.50–1.25 0.040 0.030 0.50 15.00–16.00 4.00–5.00 ... 2.50–3.25 ... ...
S17600 635 0.08 1.00 0.040 0.030 1.00 16.00–17.50 6.00–7.50 0.40 ... 0.40–1.20 ... ...
C
S15500 XM-12 0.07 1.00 0.040 0.030 1.00 14.00–15.50 3.50–5.50 ... ... ... 2.50–4.50
E
S13800 XM-13 0.05 0.20 0.010 0.008 0.10 12.25–13.25 7.50–8.50 0.90–1.35 2.00–2.50 ... ...
F
S45500 XM-16 0.03 0.50 0.015 0.015 0.50 11.00–12.50 7.50–9.50 ... 0.50 0.90–1.40 1.50–2.50
F
S45503 ... 0.010 0.50 0.010 0.010 0.20 11.00–12.50 7.50–9.50 ... 0.50 1.00–1.35 1.50–2.50
G
S45000 XM-25 0.05 1.00 0.030 0.030 1.00 14.00–16.00 5.00–7.00 ... 0.50–1.00 ... 1.25–1.75
A
Limits are in percent maximum unless shown as a range or stated otherwise.
B
New designation established in accordance with Practice E 527 and SAEJ1086, Recommended Practice for Numbering Metals and alloys (UNS).
C
Columbium plus tantalum 0.15–0.45.
D
Nitrogen 0.07–0.13.
E
Nitrogen 0.01.
F
Columbium plus tantalum 0.10–0.50.
G
Columbium 8 times carbon minimum.
5.3 When specified on the order, sample forging may be shape of the rough forging before machining, or before heat
sectioned and etched to show flow lines and the condition in treating for mechanical properties.
regard to internal imperfections. When so specified, the ques- 5.5 The grain size shall be as fine as practicable and
tion of acceptable and unacceptable metal flow shall be subject precautions shall be taken to minimize grain growth.
to agreement between the manufacturer and the purchaser prior 5.6 Material of types other than XM-9 shall be furnished in
to order entry. the solution-annealed condition, or in the equalized and over-
5.4 When specified on the order, the manufacturer shall tempered condition, as noted in Table 2, unless otherwise
submit for approval of the purchaser a sketch showing the specified by the purchaser.
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5.6.1 Types 630, XM-16, and XM-25 may be furnished in 8. Prolongations for Tests
the solution-annealed or age-hardened condition.
8.1 Subject to Section 7, the forgings shall be produced with
6. Chemical Composition prolongations for testing, unless otherwise specified. The
6.1 The steel shall conform to the chemical composition producer may elect to submit an extra forging to represent each
limits specified in Table 1. test lot instead of prolongations, or the test specimens can be
6.2 Methods and practices relating to chemical analysis taken from the forgings themselves.
required by this specification shall be in accordance with Test
Methods, Practices, and Terminology A 751. 9. Number of Tests
7. Mechanical Properties 9.1 For all classes of forgings weighing from 5000 to 7000
7.1 The material, as represented by mechanical test speci- lb [2300 to 3200 kg] each, at least one tension test shall be
mens, shall conform to the mechanical property requirements made from each forging.
specified in Table 2 and shall be capable of developing the 9.2 For all classes of forgings weighing more than 7000 lb
properties in Table 3 when heat treated as specified in Table 3. [3200 kg] each, one tension test shall be made from each end
7.2 The yield strength shall be determined by the offset of each forging. In the case of ring forgings, the tension test
method as described in the current edition of Test Methods and specimen shall be removed from each of two locations on the
Definitions A 370. The limiting permanent offset shall be 0.2 % periphery, approximately 180° apart, or insofar as practicable,
of the gage length of the specimen. from opposite ends of the forging.
7.3 The impact strength shall be determined at 70 to 80°F 9.3 For forgings weighing less than 5000 lb [2300 kg] each,
[20 to 25°C], by Charpy V-notch specimen Type A as described one tension test shall be made from each size classification for
in Test Methods and Definitions A 370. each heat in each heat-treating charge. Where continuous
7.4 Material tensile tested and, when specified, impact heat-treating furnaces are used, tests shall be made on 10 % of
tested in the transverse direction (perpendicular to the forging the forgings of each size classification from each heat subjected
flow lines) and meeting the requirements shown in Table 3 to the same heat-treatment practice.
need not be tested in the longitudinal direction.
7.5 Samples cut from forging shall conform to the mechani-
10. Keywords
cal properties of Table 3 when heat treated as specified in
Tables 2 and 3 and tested in accordance with Test Methods and 10.1 age-hardening stainless steel; precipitation hardening
Definitions A 370. stainless steel; stainless steel forgings
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TABLE 3 Mechanical Test Requirements After Age Hardening Heat TreatmentA
H925 925 [495] 4.0 air cool Up to 3 min. incl 170 [1170] 155 [1070] 10 44 38 375 5 6.8
[75 mm] (L)
H1025 1025 [550] 4.0 air cool 155 [1070] 145 [1000] 12 45 35 331 15 20
H1075 1075 [580] 4.0 air cool 145 [1000] 125 [860] 13 45 32 311 20 27
H1100 1100 [595] 4.0 air cool Up to 8 in. incl [200 140 [965] 115 [795] 14 45 31 302 25 34
mm] (L)
H1150 1150 [620] 4.0 air cool 135 [930] 105 [725] 16 50 28 277 30 41
H1150M 1400 [760] for 2 h, air cool plus 115 [795] 75 [520] 18 55 24 255 55 75
1150 [620] for 4 h, air cool.
631 RH950 1750°F [955°C] for not less than Up to 4 in. incl.
10 min, but not more than 1 h, [100 mm] (L)
cool rapidly to room temperature.
Cool within 24 h to minus 100 6
185 [1280] 150 [1030] 6 10 41 388 ... ...
10°F [75°C], hold not less than 8
h. Warm in air to room
temperature. Heat to 950°F
[510°C], hold 1 h, air cool.
H1000 1000 [540] 0.5 air cool 180 [1240] 160 [1100] 8 30 37 352 ... ...
H1050 1050 [565] 0.5 air cool 170 [1170] 150 [1035] 10 40 35 331 ... ...
XM-12 H900 900 [480] 1.0 air cool Up to 12 in. incl
[300 mm]I (L) 10 35
190 [1310] 170 [1170] 40 388 ... ...
Up to 12 in. incl
[300 mm]I(T) 6 15
H925 925 [495] 4.0 air cool Up to 12 in. incl
[300 mm]I (L) 10 38 5 6.8
170 [1170] 155 [1070] 38 375
Up to 12 in. incl 7 20
[300 mm]I(T) ... ...
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TABLE 3 Continued
Tensile Yield Elon- Impact
Suggested Hardening or Aging
Applicable Strength, Strength, gation Reduc- HardnessG Charpy-V,
Treatment, or bothBCD
Condi- Thickness, min minF in 2 in. tion of min
Type
tion Tem- in. and Test [50 mm] area, Rock-
Time, DirectionE Brinell,
perature, Quench ksi [MPa] ksi [MPa] or 4D, min, % well C, ft·lbf J
h min. % min
°F [°C] min
Up to 6 in. incl
H950 950 [510] 4.0 air cool 220 [1520] 205 [1410] 10 40 44 415 ... ...
[150 mm] (L)
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TABLE 3 Continued
Tensile Yield Elon- Impact
Suggested Hardening or Aging
Applicable Strength, Strength, gation Reduc- HardnessG Charpy-V,
Treatment, or bothBCD
Condi- Thickness, min minF in 2 in. tion of min
Type
tion Tem- in. and Test [50 mm] area, Rock-
Time, DirectionE Brinell,
perature, Quench ksi [MPa] ksi [MPa] or 4D, min, % well C, ft·lbf J
h min. % min
°F [°C] min
H1000 1000 [540] 4.0 air cool 205 [1410] 185 [1280] 10 40 40 363 ... ...
S45503J H900 900 [480] 4.0 air cool Up to 6 in. incl [150
mm] (L) 8 30
235 [1620] 220 [1520] 47 444 ... ...
Up to 6 in. incl [150 4 15
mm]K (T)
H1025 1025 [550] 4.0 air cool Up to 8 in. incl [200 150 [1030] 140 [965] 12 45 34 321 ... ...
mm]
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TABLE 3 Continued
Tensile Yield Elon- Impact
Suggested Hardening or Aging
Applicable Strength, Strength, gation Reduc- HardnessG Charpy-V,
Treatment, or bothBCD
Condi- Thickness, min minF in 2 in. tion of min
Type
tion Tem- in. and Test [50 mm] area, Rock-
Time, DirectionE Brinell,
perature, Quench ksi [MPa] ksi [MPa] or 4D, min, % well C, ft·lbf J
h min. % min
°F [°C] min
H1150 1150 [620] 4.0 air cool Up to 8 in. incl [200
mm] 15 50
Up to 12 in. incl
125 [860] 75 [515] 18 55 26 262 ... ...
[300 mm]K (L)
Up to 12 in. incl 12 35
[300 mm]K (T)
A
See 6.1.
B
Time refers to minimum time material is at temperature and may be extended to obtain required ductility properties.
C
Unless otherwise noted, temperatures shown are suggested temperatures and may be varied to obtain required tensile properties.
D
Intermediate temperatures must meet the ductility requirements of the next highest suggested hardening or aging temperature, or both.
Example: Type 630 at 1050°F [565°C] must have 13 % elongation and 45 % reduction, same as for age hardening at 1075°F [580°C].
E
(L) - Longitudinal axis of specimen parallel to direction of grain flow during rolling or forging. (T) - Transverse axis of specimen perpendicular to direction of grain flow
during rolling or forging.
F
See 6.2.
G
Either Rockwell C hardness or Brinell is permissible. On sizes 1⁄2 in. (12.70 mm) and smaller, Rockwell C is preferred.
H
Refer to Table 2 for details on equalize and over temper heat treatment.
I
Applies to consumable electrode vacuum remelted.
J
Only tensile strength applicable to sizes up to 1⁄2 in. (13 mm).
K
Consumable electrode remelted only.
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