Secondary Steel MTO - Beams CS

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Length Total DNGVL-OS-B101 DNGVL-OS-B101
No. Description Material Grade (MTR) Weight Dimensions LEL-COMMENTS 07-07-20 SUPPLIER COMMENTS
For (MT) Sample Location Chapter 2 Section 1
30 jackets

UPN 300
Height-h-300
1 Width-b-100 VL D36 171.4 7.92 Refer #6 Refer #6 Agreed by Mill to Carry out Impact in Both Direction
Web Thickness-a-10
Flange Thickness-e-16

1) For UPN 300, Mill agreed for Charpy in both direction where the UPN 300
flange width is 100mm. But
the Flange Width for HEB-100 Is also 100 mm, then why Impact test in
transverse direction not possible. Please clarify.
HEB 100 2) As per DNGVL-OS-B101 Chpt 2 Sec 1, 3.5.6- "Standard charpy V-notch
Flange Width - b-100 test specimens with a width of 10 mm shall be used, except when the
Beam Height h-100
2 Web Thickness- a- 6 VL D36 (HDG) 338.3 6.9 thickness of the material does not permit this size. In such cases the largest
obtainable of the sub-size test
Flange Thickness- e- 10 specimens with width 7.5 mm or 5 mm shall be used. The required energy
values are then reduced to 5/6 and 2/3 of tabulated values, respectively.
Impact tests are not required when the material thickness is less than 6 mm,
unless otherwise specified."
Please confirm why subsize specimen cant be used instead of full size
specimen?

1) For UPN 300, Mill agreed for Charpy in both direction where the UPN 300
flange width is 100mm. But
the Flange Width for HEB-120 Is 120 mm, then why Impact test in
transverse direction not possible. Please clarify.

HEB 120 2) As per DNGVL-OS-B101 Chpt 2 Sec 1, 3.5.6- "Standard charpy V-notch
Flange Width - b-120 test specimens with a width of 10 mm shall be used, except when the
3 Beam Height h-120 VL D36 (HDG) 363.3 9.7 thickness of the material does not permit this size. In such cases the largest
Web Thickness- a- 6.5 obtainable of the sub-size test
Flange Thickness- e- 11 specimens with width 7.5 mm or 5 mm shall be used. The required energy
— Longitudinal: longitudinal axis of test values are then reduced to 5/6 and 2/3 of tabulated values, respectively.
specimen parallel to the principal direction of Impact tests are not required when the material thickness is less than 6 mm,
rolling. unless otherwise specified."
— Transverse: longitudinal axis of test specimen Please confirm why subsize specimen cant be used instead of full size
perpendicular to the principal direction of specimen?
rolling.

1) For UPN 300, Mill agreed for Charpy in both direction where the UPN 300
flange width is 100mm. But
the Flange Width for HEB-140 Is 140 mm, then why Impact test in
transverse direction not possible. Please clarify.
HEB 140 2) As per DNGVL-OS-B101 Chpt 2 Sec 1, 3.5.6- "Standard charpy V-notch
Flange Width - b-140 test specimens with a width of 10 mm shall be used, except when the
4 Beam Height h-140 VL D36 (HDG) 3138.4 105.76 thickness of the material does not permit this size. In such cases the largest
Web Thickness- a- 7 obtainable of the sub-size test
Flange Thickness- e- 12 specimens with width 7.5 mm or 5 mm shall be used. The required energy
values are then reduced to 5/6 and 2/3 of tabulated values, respectively.
Impact tests are not required when the material thickness is less than 6 mm,
unless otherwise specified."
Please confirm why subsize specimen cant be used instead of full size
specimen?

1)As per DNGVL-OS-B101 Chpt 2 Sec 1, 3.5.6- "Standard charpy V-notch test
specimens with a width of 10 mm shall be used, except when the thickness
IPE 140 of the material does not permit this size. In such cases the largest obtainable
of the sub-size test
Beam Height-C-140 specimens with width 7.5 mm or 5 mm shall be used. The required energy
5 Flange Width-D-73 VL D36 (HDG) 271.4 3.5
Web Thickness- B- 4.7 values are then reduced to 5/6 and 2/3 of tabulated values, respectively.
Impact tests are not required when the material thickness is less than 6 mm,
Flange Thickness- A- 6.9 unless otherwise specified."
Please confirm why subsize specimen cant be used instead of full size
specimen?

1)As per DNGVL-OS-B101 Chpt 2 Sec 1, 3.5.6- "Standard charpy V-notch test
specimens with a width of 10 mm shall be used, except when the thickness
UPN 120 of the material does not permit this size. In such cases the largest obtainable
of the sub-size test
Height-h-120 specimens with width 7.5 mm or 5 mm shall be used. The required energy
6 Width-b-55 VL D36 (HDG) 1613.9 21.63
Web Thickness-a-7 values are then reduced to 5/6 and 2/3 of tabulated values, respectively.
Flange Thickness-e-9 Impact tests are not required when the material thickness is less than 6 mm,
unless otherwise specified."
Please confirm why subsize specimen cant be used instead of full size
specimen?