S890QL properties for bulletproof walls

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It is easy to confuse ship plate with ordinary steel plate. What are the differences between ship plate and ordinary steel plate? First, compared with the ordinary steel plate, the thickness of the ship plate is thicker and the accuracy is better. Otherwise, it will be broken by the impact of sea water during the operation, which will bring life danger to the personnel on the ship. Second, compared with ordinary steel plate, S890QL properties, the corrosion resistance of ship plate is more outstanding. The ship is immersed in sea water for a long time, if it does not have good corrosion resistance, then the ship plate will rust easily, and the weight of the ship will become larger, and it will also bring pollution to the sea water and cause ecological damage.

S890QL properties, Grade P295GH chemical composition under EN10028-2:2003 is displayed as follows. Chemical composition (C: 0.08 to 0.20; Cr: ≤0.30; Si: ≤0.40; Cu: ≤0.30;Mn: 0.90 to 1.50; Mo: ≤0.08;P: ≤0.025; Nb: ≤0.020;S: ≤0.015; Ni: ≤0.30;Al: ≤0.020; Ti: 0.03; N: ≤0.012; Vi: ≤0.02). The yield Strength MPa (min) of P295GH steel plate with thickness less than 16mm is 295MPa, and the tensile strength is 460-580MPa.

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