NV D40 hull steel material thickness tolerance

Chromium element (Cr element) can improve the strength and hardness of NV D40 hull steel material, carbon steel in rolling state, reduce elongation and area reduction. When the chromium content is more than 15%, the strength and hardness will decrease, while the elongation and reduction of area will increase correspondingly. It is easy to obtain high surface processing quality for steel parts containing chromium after grinding. The main function of chromium element (Cr element) in quenched and tempered steel structure is to improve hardenability, so that the steel has better comprehensive mechanical properties after quenching and tempering.

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Hot Rolled Plates NV D40 hull steel material Machining
After final forging/forming and Heat treatment process, all the pipe Fittings, Flanges, Fasteners, Etc. are sent for machining i.e. and preparation, O/D and I/D matching as per dimensional codes. An Expert Q.C. engineer is involved and he keeps constant vigil on every machining operation. Step machining is carried out as required by the codes. GO and NO-GO gauges are used to check the O/D & I/D of the fittings, Flanges, etc.

GB711-2011 Chinese steel standard is used in the manufacture of steel plates with a NV D40 hull steel material thickness of not more than 150mm for navigating ships, fishing boats and marine engineering structures in ocean, coastal and inland waterway areas. CCS/NV/GL550 steel is a structural steel for ships and marine engineering, divided into four quality grades A, D, E, F, namely AH550, DH550, EH550, FH550, H is high-strength building materials, and 550 is the lower yield strength.