1. What is surface treatment process The surface treatment process is a process that uses the technology of modern physics, chemistry, metalology, heat treatment and other disciplines to change the …
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1. Cast iron Sewer covers are an insignificant part of our daily living environment, and few people pay attention to them. The reason why cast iron has such a large …
1. Classification of steel plate (including strip steel) 1. Classification by thickness: Thin plate, medium plate, thick plate and extra thick plate. 2. Classification by production method: Hot rolled steel …
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H (hydrogen) H is the most harmful element in general steel. Hydrogen dissolved in steel will cause hydrogen embrittlement, white spots and other defects of steel. Hydrogen, like oxygen and …
What’s Stainless Steel？ Stainless Steel Definition Stainless steel is a type of steel, which refers to steel containing carbon (C) under 2% and iron more than 2%. In the process …
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If you want to calculate various steel weight correctly, you must know the steel density first, such as steel density, iron density, aluminum density, brass density, etc, then to calculate …
Hot rolled and cold rolled are the process of steel plate or profile forming. They have a great influence on the structure and performance of steel. The rolling of steel …
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The following contents can give you a thorough understanding of the stainless steel grades, convenient for you to select proper stainless steel. Currently, the commonly used stainless steel is 304 …
Aluminum profiles are often used in non-standard design. After oxidation on the surface of the industrial aluminum profile, the appearance is very beautiful. When assembled into products, special aluminum profile …
Generally, from the appearance of Q235 and Q345, it is not able to distinguish them. The color difference is not related to the material of the steel, but the different …
What is H beam? H-section steel is an economic section and high-efficiency profile with more optimized section area distribution and more reasonable strength weight ratio. It is named because its …
What is I beam? I-beam, also known as universal beam, is a long strip of steel with I-shaped section. I-beam is divided into ordinary I-beam and light I-beam. It is …
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The development and application of metals and their composites often require effective control and accurate determination of their carbon and sulphur content. Carbon in metallic materials is mainly in the …
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Do you want to know how the steel been made from iron ore? Please follow below process, to explore the process of iron and steel smelting, to understand how the steel is …
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As far as the construction site of relevant construction projects is concerned, at present, what everyone should know is about the use of building materials in the current construction market. …
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C Channel Weight Calculator C Channel Weight Chart Model Sizes (mm) Cross-sectional area (cm²) Weight (kg/m) h b c t C80 80 40 20 2.25 4.29 3.37 C80 80 40 …
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Sizes (mm) Section Area Weight Moment of inertia Section Coefficient A B S F G Jx JY Wx Wy mm cm² (kg/m) cm⁴ cm³ 6 3 0.5 0.0628 0.0493 0.0006 …
Sizes (mm) Section Area Weight Moment of inertia Section Coefficient A B S F G Jx JY Wx Wy mm cm² (kg/m) cm⁴ cmm³ 6 3 0.8 0.103 0.0811 0.000985 …
Sizes (mm) Section Area Weight Moment of inertia Section Coefficient B S F G Jx=JY Wx Wy mm cm² (kg/m) cm⁴ cm³ 8 1.5 0.32 0.251 0.0201 0.0503 0.0436 2 …
