NV E40 hull structural steel plates exported to Uzbekistan

Good news: In May 17th, 2018, the Myanmar navy's local representative visit our office and hot rolled plate production line, and sign another contract 2025 tons LR A shipbuilding steel plates NV E40 hull structural steel plates order in our office. With the fast development in Myanmar, Myanmar navy build frigate every year. Bebon cooperated with Myanmar Navy company from from 2015. They purchased 412 ton LR AH36 ship steel plate from Bebon as trial order in 2015. After receiving the goods, they speak highly of the quality and bebon's service. After that they purchase the shipbuilding steel plate from bebon regularly.

Both steelmaking and ironmaking are carried out by oxidation-reduction reaction, but there are great differences between them in reaction objects: ironmaking is to reduce iron, while NV E40 hull structural steel plates steelmaking is to remove excessive carbon and other impurities in pig iron, so there are relations and differences between them in actual operation. There are three main methods of NV E40 hull structural steel plates steelmaking: converter, electric furnace and flat furnace. The converter steelmaking process is most widely used.

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Vanadium mainly exists in the form of carbide in NV E40 hull structural steel plates and so on steel. Its main function is to refine the structure and grain size of steel and reduce the strength and toughness of steel. When the solid solution is dissolved at high temperature, the hardenability is increased; conversely, if it is in the form of carbide, the hardenability is reduced. Vanadium increases the tempering stability of quenched steel and produces secondary hardening effect. The vanadium content in steel, except high speed tool steel, is generally less than 0.5%.