3 and 4mm EN 10025-6 equivalent material for sale

The yield strength of Q690D steel plate is 690 Mpa and the impact temperature is - 20℃. EN 10025-6 equivalent material, Q690D steel plate has high strength, good plasticity and toughness, good weldability and good cold and hot performance. Q690D steel plate is mainly used to manufacture various large engineering structural components and construction machinery. Because of its high strength and good toughness, Q690D steel plate can reduce the self weight of components and meet the requirements of large-scale and lightweight engineering components and equipment under the condition of ensuring strength, stiffness and reliability.

Welded pipe, also known as welded steel pipe, refers to the steel pipe made of steel plate or strip steel after crimping and forming, with a fixed length of 6 meters. The production process of welded steel pipe is simple, the production efficiency is high, the varieties and specifications are diversified, and the equipment investment is less, but the general strength is lower than that of seamless steel pipe. EN 10025-6 equivalent material, Welded pipes have many uses and are almost ubiquitous in our lives. However, when choosing welded pipes, we must pay attention to performance and material characteristics.

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Hydrogen (H) is the most harmful element in general steel such as EN 10025-6 equivalent material. Hydrogen dissolved in steel will cause hydrogen embrittlement, white spots and other defects. Hydrogen, like oxygen and nitrogen, has very little solubility in solid steel. It dissolves into liquid steel at high temperature, and accumulates in the structure without time to escape when cooling, forming high-pressure micro pores, which greatly reduce the plasticity, toughness and fatigue strength of steel, and even cause cracks and brittle fracture in severe cases. "Hydrogen embrittlement" mainly occurs in martensitic steel, but not very prominent in ferrite steel, and generally increases with hardness and carbon content.