Welding of normalized A131 grade E hull steel plate

Compared with normalized A131 grade E hull steel plate, ordinary steel plate, ship plate has better resistance to wind and wave. In the ocean, there are often big winds and big waves. If the performance advantage of ship plate is not prominent, it is easy to be damaged by big waves. The service life of ship plate is longer than that of ordinary steel plate. Because of its excellent performance, the ship plate can be used for a long time. Some waste ships can remove the ship plate for recycling. The price of ship plate is higher than ordinary steel plate.

The normalized A131 grade E hull steel plate processing performance is good. Due to the uniform control of steel plate performance, excellent performance coordination and good toughness guarantee, the steel plate bending processing, drilling, cutting and other mechanical processing properties are excellent. In addition, the surface of the normalized A131 grade E hull steel plate steel plate is smooth and beautiful by inhibiting and removing oxide scale from slab heating to rolling process and heat treatment in furnace without oxidation atmosphere.

We should focus on the main problems to be solved and pay attention to efficiency. After receiving the user's quality objection report data, the possible causes, responsible units, compensation amount, etc. of the problem shall be judged based on experience. To have a clear service plan, to be clear about what your main problem is, what technical support is needed, these should be prepared.

Myanmar's demand for normalized A131 grade E hull steel plate steel products is likely to exceed 3 million tons in 2020 and 5 million tons by 2025, according to seaisi. However, Myanmar's producers are unable to meet domestic demand, so the country's steel products are more dependent on imports. In 2019, Myanmar imported more than 1.9 million tons of normalized A131 grade E hull steel plate finished steel, including 57% of long products, 13% of uncoated hot-rolled and cold-rolled flat products, and 30% of coated steel. In order to reduce its dependence on imports, Myanmar plans to increase its steel production capacity by building and expanding steel mills.