ie only encured with a metalically clean surface, layers of ‘scale and annealing colours produced during hot ferming, heat treatment or welding should be removed as tar ‘as possible before use. Finished parts made of steels with approximately 13 % Cr also require the best Surface condition (@.g. polished) in order to achieve maximum resistance to corrosion, Table A.1 — Guidelines on the temperatures for hot forming and heat treatment “of ferritic corrosion resisting steels ‘Stoel designation Hot forming Heat reatment| ‘Annealing ‘symbol Name Number | Temperature | Typo cling Temperature’ | Type of cooing 2 c Standard grades X20rNi2 114008 700 19760 ecm 14512 77010830 aCrNITT2 72516 7019 850 xecris 1.4000 75010 610 XBCrAN3 114002 1100 ar ” 75010610 xac7 14016 & 77010630 xaceri7 14510 800 77010830 XacrNI7 1asit 7012850 X6orMoTT- 1ants 7010850 xagrweTie2 [14821 22010 680 ‘Spc grades ace 74520 2010660 XiGNOI5 114505 77010690 saomeTa7a | 14598 22019 680 Zeca 14012 300 rs +8 75010810 ai. water XSGMETISZI | 1.4580) © 75019800 XemNeNeT7-7 | 1.8528 800 ‘50019860 x2GNbzAT 14590 157019880 XzerTINeTS 8508) 7019890 xaeiMioria-a | 14562 90949 1000 Temperature of annealing shal be agreed for simulated heat tested lest laces ttheatirectment eared out ina continuous furnace, the upper ptf the range species usualy prefered, er even exceeded, Licensed Copy: Institute Of Technology Tallaght, Institute of Technology, =ri Aug 11 [Link] BST 2006, Uncontrolled Copy, (c) BSI 37d Copy, (c) BSI 4 BST 2006, Uncontroll Licensed Copy: Institute Of Technology Tallaght, Institute of Technology, EN 10088-2:2005 (E) Table A.2— Guidelines on the temperatures for hot forming and heat treatment * of martensitic corrosion resisting steels Sagan Tater c Foeaing Suerctre Teneoina Name numer | Tomperarre | Type ot| MSIE | renperatue | Tye ot | Temperate | Type ot | Tenweraure or ‘cooling | °¥™* ‘cooling . asin “. ao Ta 7A | eae 5 zi 3 « Gace Woe | har | TooweTe vareso | = z 2019700 ro Tae 7A | wai | z 5 Taree i 150 | oh ar | TaD TaD voreea |= 2016700 on va wa | ow 700 5 5 car Eo 200130 wares tae [root 7e0 aT790-| =| 0161010 7010700 120018 14028 " +h |p 130t0780 1] = 5 5 ~ or #07800 950 to 1010, 650 to 730 ao Tatar Seem | 5 : = sar F =| oot 100 | aiar_| a0 350 raromne [saat *A [7600850 [= 5 = i a joonw HOO | oar | 200 0 cats [arto ~A | eaao_| 5 - - anes [ane 7A | rowan 5 z 5 ascot [sata za | rowan : = = car Toon HOO | oak | BOs iGrNSGUTESE | TaAZE 7 aT 5 = 1180 aTe0o coowormeo [olay | soowee wonmmcoama|ias | | at [on | @wreea | 5 = = x0 rare sooo | war | Owe Bonne as sare. | 5 S019 6H0 vero | =] 25019 050 | ota |store XACMOICSH | Fad 1aTe40 = = ‘20080 7000) Wate [570 to 650 exceeded “Temperatures of annealing, quenching and tempering shall be agreed for Simulated heat-veated test paces 1 heat testment is caied out in @ continuous furnace, the upper part of the range specifed is usualy prefered, or even 38.d Copy, (c) BSI Licensed Copy: Institute Of Technology Tallaght, Institute of Technology, =ri Aug 14 [Link] BST 2006, Uncontrol Table A.3 — Guidelines on the temperatures for hot forming and heat treatment * of precipitation hardening corrosion resisting steels ae =a = . |. en elec oe | | | Sees S xtcmicunpté4 | 1.4542 4150 “+P800 x ace “+P950 oe he ‘1h (580 to al 5 7 % ee | aa a = 945 to 965 e y (Quick cooling to < 20 °C; coalng within th to-70 °C; holding ime & hFeheatng in Temperauresof solution annealing shall be ag/2ed for simulated heat rested tos places Wheat teatmentis cared out ina continuous fumace, the upper part ofthe range specie i usualy prefered, ox even exceeded. |Ator marenstc transformation, Soliton snnsaing st 1025°C to 055°C wil be necessary before precntaton hardening. 10 120°C. 39i Aug 11 [Link] BST 2006, Uncontrolled Copy, (c) BS! Licensed Copy: Institute Of Technology Tallaght, Institute of Technology, EN 10088-2:2005 (E) Table A.4— Guidelines on the temperatures for het forming and heat treatment * of austenitic corrosion resisting steels Nene Number | Terpeature | Tipnot mba Terperae’s” | Tee ofcotng Re ane “C Sanat pacee KpaTeS 0 Tofo 100 ACAD 14907 “Dc 1100, Dasnt6-1 106 00016 110) DOCINNT 11 000 6 1100 NEE 1a 0 100 vasnataa) 708 1150 7901109] water. ar NTE Taos on) Te30 wT) eSNNONTTT 706 050101170 SES ISIAPEY er TaD 110) eNDTHT-1 14ST 090101170 SAGO 1s SoD 110) TIGHTS TS Ta95 70901 170 EGAN Ta “060 1140) XINGMDO S705 14599 0901 140 Spica gaia TSCA To {ooo 00 XsonNN9 1495 100016 110 MCRAE 135 “abe 110) aGnano Te 702016 1120) XCAR ZI 107010 150 2acnNN TTD 5010850 oso. TaSRNOAT-13 ap 1170 OC NENT12 7b 150 ECMO 7070 1150) Tenis “Hebie ea)“ XTC ATEE “000 $10) XZ a oat 00019 100 CANNES “000 110) acAmCNBITES 00016 1100 XINONDCUEATA 701 180 IGN oNOSB-T 2 10, “S01 120) ICANN "a0 1200) XINGNCONDS 20-7 ‘isos __| 1201 160 “Temperaifes of golion annealing shal baapfeed fo simulated heat Weald est eco Scluton annesing may be omied i the condions for hat working and subsequent aaoling are sueh that the requltements forthe rmechaneal prepertes ofthe pad! andthe resistance fe intergranular omosion 3s dtaed in EN ISO 8651-2 are eblalnes. * ihoat ratmont is cared out ina eons furnace, he Upper pt he range speced is usually prefered raven exceeded. Lower end ofthe range speci fr sollenenneaing should be ano at the heat weatmen! as pat of futher prossssing, Because cthernise the mecnanieal properties might bo affected. the temperature af et forming does not rap below the lower temperature for Solution annealing, a tamporatura of 880°C 's adequate 2s a lower irs! for Modoc sae, a temoerature of {000°C for siecle with Me Contents p to 38 and torperatue of 1020"C freee wth Mo eonicns exceeding 3% Cooing sucienty rapa in odor to avoid th occurance ofinteraranlar corrosion as dfnod in EN ISO 3651-2,1d Copy, (c) BSI 4 BST 2006, Uncontroll Licensed Copy: Institute Of Technology Tallaght, Institute of Technology, Fri Aug 111 Table A.5 — Guidelines on the temperatures for hot forming and heat treatment * of austenitic-frritic corrosion resisting steels ‘ioe designation Hot termine ‘oui enneaing Name Number | Temperature | Type oteoaing | "| Temperature’ | Type of cooing a a Standard grades X2CNNED-4 14962 | 1150950 | air aT 950 t0 1050 water, i Tacanena 53 [aes 7020%6 100 ‘Spaca grades RACINE 855 T 25010 1050 xacniMenze7-2 [14477 1150 RacNnoeuNae63 [14807 o a var sorow 1120 | Water ai xocnimenas7-4 [14410 tooo | X2CNMeCUMNeST4 [1.4508 | xacniesiess [4424 7000t0 1700 oxoseces Cooling suiclenty anal in order to avid recitation Temperatures of soliton anneaing shall be agreed fr sirulatedhaattreated tos places. It heat treatment Is carted out in a continuous funace, the upper part ofthe range specified is usualy preferred or even aAug 11 [Link] BST 2006, Uncontrolled Copy, (c) BSI Licensed Copy: Institute Of Technology Tallaght, Institute of Technology, EN 10088-2:2005 (E) Annex B (informative) Applicable dimensional standards EN 10029, Hot rolled steel plates 3 mm thick or above - Tolerances on dimensions, shape and mass. EN 10048, Hot rolled narrow stee! strip - Tolerances on dimensions and shape. EN 10051, Continuously hot rolled uncoated plata, sheet and strip of nan alloy and alloy steels ~ Tolerances (on dimensions and shape (includes amendment A1-1997). EN 10268, Cold rolled ctainlces too! narrow atrip and out lngthe - Tolerances on dimensions and chapo. EN 10259, Coldrrolfed stainless steel wide strip and plate/sieet - Tolerances on dimensions and shape.24 BST 2006, Uncontrolled Copy, (c) BS! 17: jute of Technology, Fri Aug 11 10: Institute Of Technology Tallaght, In: Licensed Copy: EN 10088-2:2005 (E) Bibliography [1] EN 10028-7, Fiat products made of steels for pressure purposes ~ Part 7: Stainless steels N 10095, Heat resisting steels and nickel elloys EN 10151, Stainless stee! strip for springs ~ Technical delivery conditions i] EN 10163-1, Delivery requirements for surface condition of hot rolled steel plates, wide flats and ‘sections - Part 1: General requirements. 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