a573 grade 58 carbon-manganese-silicon steel Alloy Steel Plates Exporter Australia

Shipbuilding steel plates or offshore platform plates are used to make hulls, offshore oil production drilling, platform pipe joints and other structural parts; Our ship steel plates are nine classification societies certified( American ABS, French BV, British LR, German GL, Norwegian DNV, Italian RINA, Japanese NK, Chinese CCS, South Korea KR ). , These plates can be Z15 / Z25 / Z35. Our company stocks a large number of shipbuilding plates, , offshore platform plate steel in stock.

A573 grade 58 carbon-manganese-silicon steel,For Q235 steel, Q represents the yield limit of this material, and the following 235 refers to the yield value of Q235 steel, which is about 235 MPa. The , Q235 steel yield strength decreases with the increase of the thickness of the material. The yield strength is 235 MPa when the plate thickness / diameter is ≤ 16mm; 225 MPa is the yield strength when the thickness is 16mm < plate thickness / diameter ≤ 40mm; 215 MPa is the yield strength when 40mm < plate thickness / diameter ≤ 60mm; 205 MPa is the yield strength when 60mm < plate thickness / diameter ≤ 100mm; 195 MPa when the plate thickness / diameter is ≤ 150mm; 195 MPa when the thickness / diameter is less than 150mm; and ≤ 200mm when the thickness / diameter is less than 150mm The yield strength is 185 MPa.

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In March, the daily output of key iron and steel enterprises decreased on a month on month basis. In terms of enterprise inventory, in late March, the key statistics showed that the steel inventory of iron and steel enterprises was 18.067 million tons, a decrease of 3.342 million tons or 15.6% compared with the highest inventory in early March, and an increase of 8.534 million tons or 89.5% compared with the beginning of the year.