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Wrought and Stainless Steel Specifications

The document discusses specifications for various steel sheets and plates. For hot rolled and cold rolled sheets, the standard gauge and thickness are provided. Galvanized sheets have slightly different thickness specifications. The document also provides information on AISI Type 316 steel, including its composition, mechanical properties, thermal properties, electrical properties, and common names in various countries and standards.

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Wrought and Stainless Steel Specifications

The document discusses specifications for various steel sheets and plates. For hot rolled and cold rolled sheets, the standard gauge and thickness are provided. Galvanized sheets have slightly different thickness specifications. The document also provides information on AISI Type 316 steel, including its composition, mechanical properties, thermal properties, electrical properties, and common names in various countries and standards.

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For Hot Rolled sheets ( ASTM A 569 and 570) and Cold Rolled sheets (ASTM A 366 and

620) the standard is, 16Ga. 14 Ga. 0.0598" 0.0747".

The exceptions are Galvanized sheets ( ASTM A 526 and 527) where 16Ga. 14 Ga. 0.0635" 0.0785"

Wrought Steel Starts as Cast Steel


Wrought steel begins life as cast steel that is poured into ingots or molds. After it has cooled, the steel is reheated and rolled into a final finished shape. This means that wrought steel has some of the structural properties of cast steel, such as additional weight of metal required to have the same structural integrity as a similar piece of forged steel. Wrought steel is also less likely to be used in high tension applications and it may be harder and more brittle than forged steel

AISI Type 316

Category Class Type Common Names Designations

Steel Stainless steel Austenitic standard Chromium-Nickel steel France: AFNOR Z 6 CND 17.11 Germany: D N 1.!!"1 Italy: #N $ % CrN &o 17 1' Japan: ( S S#) *"+ , ( S S#S *16 , ( S S#S - *16 Sweden: SS '*!7 United ingdom: ..S. *16 S 16 , ..S. *16 S 1/ , ..S. *16 S '% , ..S. *16 S '6 , ..S. *16 S *" , ..S. *16 S !" , ..S. *16 S !1 , ..S. 0n. %/ ) United States: A&S %%'! , A&S %%7* , A&S %6!/ , A&S %6+" , A&S %6+1 , AS&0 SA1/' , AS&0 SA1+* , AS&0 SA1+! , AS&0 SA'1* , AS&0 SA'!" , AS&0 SA'!+ , AS&0 SA*1' , AS&0 SA*'" , AS&0 SA*%/ , AS&0 SA*76 , AS&0 SA!"* , AS&0 SA!"+ , AS&0 SA!*" , AS&0 SA!7+ , AS&0 SA6// , AS1& A167 , AS1& A1/' , AS1& A1+* , AS1& A1+! , AS1& A'1* , AS1& A'!" , AS1& A'!+ , AS1& A'6+ , AS1& A'76 , AS1& A*1' , AS1& A*1* , AS1& A*1! , AS1& A*'" , AS1& A*%/ , AS1& A*6/ , AS1& A*76 , AS1& A!"* , AS1& A!"+ , AS1& A!*" , AS1& A!7* , AS1& A!7/ , AS1& A!7+ , AS1& A%/" , F0D 22-S-76* , F0D 22-S-766 , F0D 22-3-!'* , & 4 S50C & 4-S-%"%+ , & 4 S50C & 4-S-/6' , SA0 *"*16 , SA0 (!"% 6*"*167 , #NS S*16""

Composition

!lement C &n Si Cr Ni 5 S &o

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%ec#anical &roperties
&roperties Conditions

T 68C7 Density 691""" k:;m*7 &oisson's (atio !lastic %od)l)s 6<5a7 Tensile Strengt# 6&=a7 *ield Strengt# 6&=a7 !longation 6@7 (ed)ction in Area 6@7 +ardness 6)R.7 / ".'7-".*" 1+* %1% '"% '% !" %" +% 6maA7 '% '% '% '%

Treatment

hot >inished and annealed 6?ire7 more

annealed 6=late, sheet, stri=7

T#ermal &roperties
Conditions &roperties T 68C7 T#ermal !,pansion 61"-6;BC7 T#ermal Cond)cti-ity 63;m-C7 Speci.ic +eat 6(;k:-C7 1%.+ 16.' %"" "-1"" more 1"" more "-1"" Treatment

!lectric &roperties
Conditions &roperties T 68C7 !lectric (esisti-ity 61"-+-m7 7!" '% Treatment

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