and of 2204, t and mass y be ith oar ts JIS G 3106 (aass) Rolled Steels for Welded Structure 1, Scope This Japanese Industrial Standard specifies the hot rolled steel, hereinafter ferred to as the "steel", to be used for buildings, bridges, ships, rolling focks, petroleum storage tanks, containers and other constructions which are prticularly superior in weldability. Remark: The units and numerical values given in { } in this Standard are based on the International System of Units (SI) and are appended for informative reference. Further, the traditional units accompanied by numerical values in this Standard shall be converted to the SI units and numerical values on Jan. 1, 1991. 1, Classification and Symbol ‘The steel shall be classified into 11 classes and symbols thereof shall be is given in Table 1-1 or Table 1-2. | | —559——G 3106— Table 1-1. Symbol of Class (Applicable till Dec. 31, 1990) Symbol Applied thickness of class mn SM 41 B incl. Up to and SM 41 C_ | Steel plate, strip and shape Pee EA | steel plate, strip, shape and flat bar Tat aaece SM 50 B ire SM 50 C | Steel plate, strip and shape inet. 100" M8 xa | Steel plate, strip, shape and flat bar Peertien SM 50 YB . : Up to and SM 53 B | Steel plate, strip, shape and flat bar PP, to. an SM 53 C | Steel plate, strip and shape Aeaeeue sm 58 | Steel plate, strip and shape ng Remarks 1. SM 53 B, SM 53 C and SM 58 may be produced to the steel plate of 150 mm and under in thickness as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. The steel of over 100 mm in thickness shall, as a rule, not be applied to structural member for con- struction, —560—~G 3106~ Table 1-2. Symbol of Class (Applicable on Jan. 1, 1991) Symbol of class Applied thickness : (Reference) mm Sl unit | traditional unit suse sure Steel plate, strip, Up to and Su 400 B cab shape and flat bar incl. 200 Steel plate, Up to and Ete ae strip and shape inel. 100 CAE ee Steel plate, strip, Up to and aaraate salaale shape and flat bar incl. 200 Steel plate, Up to and eICDG a strip and shape incl. 100 SM 490 ¥A | SM 50 YA | steel plate, strip, Up to and mata Su so YB | Shape and flat bar inl. 100 Steel plate, strip, Up to and SM 520 B oe shape and flat bar incl. 100 Steel plate, up to and 8M 520 ¢ SM 58 C strip and shape inel. 100 Steel plate, Up to and ee ae strip and shape inel. 100 Remarks 1, SM 520 B, SM 520 C and SM 570 may be produced to | the steel plate of 150 mm and under in thickness as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. 2. The steel of over 100 mm in thickness shall, as @ rule, not be applied to structural member for construction. —561——G 3106— 3. Chemical Composition a The steel shall be subjected to the test of 9.1 and the cast analysis thereof shall be as given in Table 2-1 or Table 2-2. Z Symbol Table 2-1. Chemical Composition (Applicable till Dec. 31, 1990) olcless Unit: % ni sat 400 A | + Syebol, c 8 Mn P s Up to and incl e ¢ SE nm in thickness 0-22 aX. © : sm aia | Over's0'am, up to — | asxe min. | o.cis max, | 0.035 max. smo | fnd incl. 200 mm 0.25 max. | ‘ in thickness Z ie Se nm in thickness @-20 Bax. sw aoc || sma1B | over s0 nm, up to 0.33 wax. | aeoeet.ao | 0.035 max. | 0.055 max. Sha incl. 200 tm 0.20 maxe in tnickness ae _ stma |! Tomar c | Bh See Bee 018 mn. | os max | 140 mee. | 0035 mans | 0085 mare : Up t0 and incl SE nm in thickness 20 max. sa soa | Syorsemm opt 0.55 ax. | 1,60 max. | 0,095 max. | 0.035 max. soon |’ fd incl."200 mm 0.22 max. ' in tikes Se - _— i Si om in thickness O18 Max. soc | t sm 50.B | Over so mm. up to 0.85 max. | 1,60 max. | 0.025 max. | 0.035 max. i find incl. 200 sm 0.20 max. SM 490 YA ____| in“inteness L 906 | Mh Sue thiceness C18 Rex. | 0.55 max, | 160 mex. | 0.035 0.095 maxes S490 yB | * SM SOYA | Os ana inch 520 B aT it 0.20 max. | 0.35 max. | 1.60 max. | 0,095 max. | 0.095 max. —! ‘mm in thickness : ‘SM 50 YB SM 520 ¢ 8M 558 | pio and inc, ; sie | Up to and incl” | o,go.max. | 0.55 max. | 1.60 max. | 0.095 max. | 0.095 max. —L 5M 53. Note (2) Gp to and inal ; SM 58 100 mm in thickness 0-18 max. | 0.85 max. 1,60 max. | 0.035 max. | 9,035 max. Remarks 1. Note (1) The cast analysis shall apply to the value of carbon herein. 2. Remarks 1, Alloy elements other than those given in Table 2-1 may be added as required. 2, The chemical composition of the steel plate of SM 53 B, SM53C | | and SM $8 of over 100 mm and to 150 mm including in thickness | “ Carbon E shall be as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. — ris Carbo M 570 on € ameter of follows: | Further, | @ the | equ: the 562——G 3106 Table 2-2. Chemical Composition (Applicable on Jan. 1, 1991) sis : Unit: $ ate c Ts Ma P Tass | lit: Up wand el | : Elam in thickness 0.29 Max. o ——~ gon | Over'st' mm, up to ~ Jase min. | 0.035 max. | 0,035 max. s c find incl. 200 mm 0.25 max fn tlekness : - 1 op to and inal i } Strom in thickness 0-20 max 5 Bete 11008 | Over 50 am. up to 4.35 max. | 0,00e1.40 | 0.035 max. | 0.035 max. fina ine. 200m 0.22 max. — | | iets ~ edo c | UE te ane ine gos 0.18 max, | 0.35 max. | 1.50 max. | 0.035 max, | 0.035 max 5 max, —_ 5 : ‘Up to and incl =a | SO min thickness 2 — 100.4 | Over 80 mm, up to 0.55 max. | 1.60 max. | 0.035 max. | 0.035 max. ax, | fn inl." 200 1m 0.22 nax. — in thickness |— Up to and ind ax, SP cm in thickness O18 BAX: " 908 | Over S0 mm, up to 0.55 max. | 1.60 max. | 0,035 max. | 0,035 eax. fa incl." 200 rm 0.20 max. eee ee | meme Pasbsetee " = pea c | Up toand incl og max. | 0.88 max. | 1.60 max. | 0.095 max. | 0,095 max. 18 YA | Up to and inet — FA] up to ane inat. 0.20 max. | 0.55 88x. | 1.60.m5x. | 0,035 mex. | 0.055 max. Bax, M60 YB | | | 4 s00 B max J tp tovand inet. o.t0 max. | 0.85 max. | 1.60 max. | 0.055 max. | 0,095 max. ‘520 we Up to end inet. " jane | Pe tend ict, 0.18 max. 1.60 035 max. | 0.035 eax. nex. isi \ Note (1) The cast analysis shall apply to the value of carbon herein. —— _| Remarks 1, Alloy elements other than those given in Table 2-2 may be i added as required. 2, The chemical composition of the steel plate of SM 520 B, SM 520 C and SM 570 of over 100 mm and to 150 mm including in thickness shall be as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. 53 mess Carbon Equivalent or Cracking Parameter of Material ted. 4,1 Carbon Equivalent and Cracking Parameter of Material of SM 58 | (8M 570 on and after Jan. 1, 1991) The carbon equivalent or cracking parameter of material of SM 58 (SM 570 on and after Jan. 1, 1991) shall be | 8 follows: Further, the carbon equivalent shall apply to quenched tempering steel. | (a). The carbon equivalent shall be as given in Table 3. The carbon equivalent shall be calculated from the following formula by using the cast analysis of 9.1.—G 3106— Table 3, Carbon Equivalent over 50, up to fané incl. 100, over 100 Carbon 30m As agreed upon between equivatent the delivery parties concerned Mn Si Carbon equivalent (%)=C+MB+3i-+ x rn (2) Cracking parameter of material may be applied to instead of carbon equivalent subjected to the agreement between the delivery parties concerned. In that case, the cracking parameter of material shall be as given in Table 4. The cracking parameter of material shall be calculated from the following formula by using the cast analysis of 9.1. Table 4. Cracking Parameter of Material Thickness Up to and = Over 50, up to of steel Anel. 50 and incl. 100 Cracking | as spree upon Seren the rameter denivery parties concerned of material L ve Elongation fi au Cracking parameter of material (%)= C+: Cay Ni Ce 20 +60 * 20 Mo 4, V_. +o 4sB 4.2 Carbon Equivalent and Cracking Parameter of Material of Therm mechanical Contrelled Steal "The carbon equivalent of the steel which ts thermomechanically controlled subjected to the agreement between the delivery parties concerned and its calculation formula shall be as given in Appendix !- Further, the cracking parameter of material may be applied instead of the carbon equivalent subjected to the agreement between the delivery parties concerned. The cracking parameter of material in that case and its calcula! formula shall be as given in Appendix 2. 5. Mechanical Property 5.1 Yield Point or Proof Stress, Tensile Strength, and Elongation The steel shall be subjected to the test of 9.2 and the yield point or proof stres* tensile strength, and elongation thereof shall be as given in Table 5-1 or Table 5-2. 564— (a Pointe OF Pioot Bineeey Tonelia SFSREUN EAU Histigation (Applicable till Dec. 31, 1990) Yield point or proof stress Eee lom (Nf?)-G 3106— 1 uoomjaq uodn poouie sv oq TOE gs NS PUT O OS WS “aes WS 20 SsoUION pousaouos sopisnd A3201197 Ghosts aqsuoy “seas joosd 0 140d PIO} OUL °C aw pot of uw got sao jo aed [oais oul Jo WoResUOK® PU vey Supa cot tous poesigns 0@ 0} yt aM “Zoxomoq, “wonoesy Si Jo Scout ut wet JO oeasonl WON St wong SASS MeN Baa oe eetnane of 8 casauoR ul wm OOT sono JO aoe ag} Jo soeyd yelp ont Jo WOHRINON MA) OAK duis jo epue wioq or A184 you Soop TH araRL “THANE, —565— Sl “awe | tom cory ou we | we | om suiw oe | 6 co" smo | - | Sse) - - wey | fee), | cto) | os ws peg geal ee een fecal crete [Behe | Bee [He wae | oon or sao | sow ot | vt con | onthe BS ques sre | ce [cue | coe i eet . ag) _ _ | tree) | feee) tes) | foo | 8 8 su et | vt cou ot gate ae00 $909 sore ct supe o¢ frurw cc | © & #S vere ot | _g-cox | 5 “tour ove “ee | 9 ow o 2000 caw ot | et coe | onthe BYE, (09 cue | cose | come | oor | Ceaio | | oso) _ | ate | ee | sa | eo | Boss saw st | vr con aS 805 cre ec | eae | cure oc [rere cc] MOMS core ox | sven | 5 “1005 por on da ey poem ia - =) ye | oun | core | cane [28S wee] vcm | oils || Sa pam] OH |G | a] | OF TT vumar | vr con atm lao on og] et) | C08) ; , ; ‘< ang oo os [oo S|] sun og | vim oc | wre ae [eC 06 core zz | _s cou | 6 ct3ms noe on vue | oem 5 amt es meee oe verelvecm | ofthc, | cos |e Lemepae Bty | ot) | Ge | sone 7 seeier vee | e220) | e2 zon] GoD | oH) uy OT ee us wet | va See e ag en to | cays og |eurw xe | ome | cote ee | owes [TSE yoo as ee ee wor may] aanon [eae ous lose toa oon wou] ab oak [02 SE] sare a wo 925 Hh] goin |g wh a a ee on one of | Spe . gor #980 Fog sona [oot nc] *st sono | Zon ano | *9t 2800 ea feou | teens 0 929001 = Ee woe Jo eroooTEE roots a malayerits Tamer i GaN Sty. sean seoad Ho tujod DIOKk (get ‘Te “eed TI arqeonddy) Seq a pi gg 23q2 fx §8 aeaah 1 58 383—G 3106 5.2 Ch shall be 8 nergy in three test fiereof st uy Auppayout wo pat on tw 001 a3K0 70 Wl -wonooas yf 20 wu ge x myer UY Me QOT sone Jot ‘uy Jo 20054 180) "ON Jo Uy We youd zo yuyed IOLA OM, a8 uot oBuoIa eauote us 20 eee nee erates dae len ieenie Senet tieewess “oer | om ory ] ere gz | 5 204 srsno | =| EE is] - | sve oe ve osm | “ST | ous us coy “ oF 3240, | sere ot 9t *128y pur 03 Ors ae sce | “wre ase S91 ozs KS sw ot sro omer an | | | Tae eT suse ot og.“ me — pep icces - | ow e = | save sxe] cove sce | sure ose | “MES. sure gt eee 02 06% hose HS vere ot sc150r pve ot I med one 2 067 RS, o suse tile ee coe a 8 eee foe. | ow wove sou} ove soz [ave ste | “Bee j cura et | v1 cow omtantttt tae | 03 ogy | 83 060 | ayn cer | -ure soe 8 069 1s sare z son | § "Tour pur 07 da ibasehllaes um ~ og “1307 pue a ~ 00m KS wralyrom) tBu | | sone = Touy pure ° ure stz | *ure sez oH vermer | vt omn| fags | con | "ES 07] am cox | wre soe 007 68 vere ce | vow | 5 ster aoe aoe “Hr | ops | eae sus oor sea] oor sea [ae sm | oy Pat] sare oe a Gus oan | ,2toue | Ub ores [2 a] 0 ru | ft rah [82 SH] sapon . . Soot 4940 Fost ono [Foot 2990| "se 2010 | "Ov 2000 | "9t 29%0 a oo Sane ete 70 eee rows wornenora ue a aa wituaaas stysuaL ‘ssai33 joord 30 wuyed PIOLK (1661 ‘I ‘wep uo ofquonddy) uoneSuolg pus ‘yiZueaig ofsuay, ‘sseqjg Joorg so yUlod PIA “Z-s alqVs,-G 3106— 1a Charpy Absorption Energy The steel of over 12 mm in thickness | po subiected tothe Test of 9.2 and the Charpy absorption energy f shall be as given in Table 6-1 or Table 6-2. The Charpy absorption ' in that case shall be expressed by the mean of measured values of i git Me test pieces. ne Pe seh | ai a | Tabie 6-1. Charpy Absorption Energy sc ae | (Applicable till Dec. 31, 1990) gagk i Both | my ab el | Symbol Test cemperavore | UPL | eat plese gee | celia c atom) 3 gt | i 28 vin 28 32 sM 4B ° ae 2833 wah Sin He sm alc Q rat) 2g sub ° peas i. 8 ain Eg: nee Carre aay oan, ee SM 50 C ° s hi aie Nout 38 - in rolling i | SM 50 YB ° ent direction SMB ° eS ain 18 ain SM sc Q whist ren oul f nisin u | Table 6-2. Charpy Absorption Energy if (Applicable on Jan. 1, 1991) 2 Charpy b= 2 i Symbol Test temperature | Soretion energy | Test piece i | of class c . I ts SM 400 B ° a min. = SM 400 C ° a7 ain. i M60 B ° a ain, a - | M480 € ° 7 min. a eof in rolling | SM 490 YB ° 2 nin, direction SM 520 B ° a7 min. SM 520. ° arin. SM 570 5 arin. —567-—G 3106— 6. Shape, Dimension, Mass and the Tolerance Thereon The shape, dimension, and mass of the steel and the tolerance thereon shall be in accordance with JIS G 3192, JIS G 3193 and JIS G 3194. In that case, the tolerance on length of the steel plate and strip and on width of the cut edged steel plate and strip shall be in accordance with the tolerance A in JIS G 3193 unless particularly specified. Appearance The appearance of the steel shall be in accordance with 9, in JIS G 3192, 7. in JIS G 3193 and 8. in JIS G 3194, Further, the repair by welding of the steel plate of SM 58 (SM 570 on and after Jan. 1, 1991) shall be previously agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. 8. Heat Treatment and Symbol 8.1 Heat Treatment The steel can be processed by normalizing, quenching and tempering, thermomechanical control, or appropriate heat treatment in order to secure required quality. However, thermomechanical control shall be as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. 8.2 Symbol of Heat Treatment When the steel has been processed by normalizing, quenching and tempering, or thermomechanical control, a symbol of heat treatment shall be suffixed to the end of the symbol of the class in accordance with Table 7. However, the appending of the symbol in the case where steels other than SM 58 (SM 570 on and after Jan. 1, 1991) is processed by normalizing shall apply only when agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. Further, the appending of the symbol in the case where an appropriate heat treatment is performed shall be as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. Table 7. Symbol of Heat Treatment Heat treating method Symbol Normalizing N Quenching and tempering Q Thermomechanical control TMC 9% Tests 9.1 Analysis 9.1.1 General Matter of Analysis and Sampling of Analytical Sample The chemical composition of The steal Shall be cbtained from cast ansiysis, and the general matter of the analysis and the sampling of an analytical sample shall be in accordance with 3. in JIS G 0303. — 568) 9.1.2 4 vith any on 9.2 Meck 9.2.1 | in accordan shall be gre shall be as. @) (a) (b) (ce) (da) (2) @) z‘on lon 3192, very abot -G 3106— | 9.1.2 Anelytical Method The analytical method shall be in accordance ath any one of the following Standards: JIS G 1211 JIS G 1212 JIS G 1213 JIS G 1214 JIS G 1215 JIS G 1216 JIS G 1217 JIS G 1218 JIS G 1219 JIS G 1221 JIS. G 1227 JIS G 1252 JIS G 1253 JIS G 1256 © JIS G 1257 9.2 Mechanical Test | 09.2.1 ‘Test in General General matter of the mechanical test shall be | jp accordance with JIS G 0303. However, sampling of a test specimen |S be group A, and a number of test pieces and the sampling position all be as follows: i (1) Number of Tensile Test Pieces The number of tensile test pieces | shall be as follows: (a) Steel Plate and Flat Bar Collectively take steels which belong to the same cast and of which the maximum thickness is within two times the minimum thickness as one lot and sample one tensile test piece. However, when mass of one lot exceeds 50 t, sample two tensile test pieces. In that case, when one steel plate exceeds 50 t, sample one tensile test piece from each steel plate. | i (b) Strip and Plate Cut Therefrom Collectively take steels which | belong to the same cast and of which the thickness is the | same one as one lot, and sample one tensile test piece. : However, when mass of one lot exceeds 50 t, sample two test pieces. (c) Shape Collectively take steels which belong to the same cast | ‘and the same sectional form and of which the maximum thickness ' is within two times the minimum thickness as one lot, and sample one tensile test piece. However, when mass of one lot exceeds 50 t, sample two tensile test pieces. (a) Number of Test Pieces of Heat Treated Steels The number of fest pieces of heat treated steels shall be determined in ac- cordance with (a), (b) and (c) above-mentioned for every same heat treatment for the steel belonging to the same cast and the same sectional form. (2) Number of Impact Test Piece For the steel that has not been heat treated, take one test specimen from the steel of the largest thickness among the steels which belong to the same cast and the same sectional form, and for the steel that has been heat treated, take one test specimen from the steel of the largest thickness | among the steels which belong to the same cast, the same sectional form, and the’same heat treating conditions. Then, sample three test peices from each specimen in the rolling direction. (3) Sampling Position of Tensile Test Piece The sampling position of a tensile test piece shall be as follows: | —569——G 3106— (a) Steel Plate, Strip and Flat Bar The centre of a test piece Shall-be ‘positioned at 1/4 width apart from the edge of width. Further, when No. 4 tensile test piece is used, it shall be positioned at 1/4 thickness in addition thereto. However, when the centre can not be positioned at 1/4 width apart from the edge of width or 1/4 thickness, it should be positioned as near as possible the above specified position. (b) Shape The Figure shall be applied, provided that, it can not « (a) (b) be applied, it should be placed as near as possible the above specified position. For the H-steel from which a test piece can not be sampled as given in the Figure, the sampling position shall be set in the same way as for I-stecl. The sampling of other shape shall be as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. Sampling Position of Impact Test Piece The sampling position of an impact Test ploce shall be as Tolisge: Steel Plate, Strip and Flat Bar The centre of a test piece Shall be positioned at 174 thickness apart from the surface and 1/4 width apart from the edge of the width. However, if the centre can not be positioned at 1/4 width apart from the edge of the width even though it can be positioned at 1/4 thickness from the surface, it should be positioned as near as possible the above specified position. Shape The centre of a test piece shall be positioned at 1/4 thickness apart from the surface (see Figure). However, if the centre can not be positioned at 1/4 thickness from the surface, it shall be positioned as near as possible the position. For the H-steel from which a test piece can not be sampled as given in the Figure, the sampling position shall be set in the same way as for I-steel. The sampling of other shape shall be as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. Aece width, , when, 8 the a8 near 1m not above ece ion of ce ze and t tig ar as verned, Figure. —G 3106— Sampling Position of Test Pieces for Shape Equal Angle Steel Bulb Flat Steel Unequal Angle Steel Channel Steel = a] I-Steel —571 Unequal Angle and Unequal Thickness Steel T-Steel le ib H-Steel—G 3106— 9.2.2 Test as follow: iece The tensile test piece and impact test piece shall be (1) No. 1 A, No. 4 or No. 5 test piece specified in JIS % 2201. (2) No. 4 test piece specified in JIS Z 2202. In this case, the notch shall be made in the direction of thickness. 9.2.3 Test Method The methods for tensile test and impact test shall be as follows: QQ) dis z 2241 (2) Charpy impact test specified in JIS 2 2242. 9.2.4 Tensile Test in the Case where Tensile Test Piece Can not Be Taken by the Dimension as Specified Execution of the tensile test in the ‘case where a tensile test piece can not be taken by the dimensions as specified and its value or the like shall be as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. 9.2.5 Omission of Tensile Test and Impact Test of Strip The tensile test and impact test of steel strip may be omitted subjected to the agreement between the delivery parties concerned. 10. Inspection 10.1 Inspection The inspection shall be as follows: (1) General matter for inspection shall be in accordance with JIS G 0303. (2) The chemical composition shall conform to the requirements specified in 3. (3) The carbon equivalent or cracking parameter of material shall conform to the requirements specified in 4. (4) The mechanical properties shall conform to the requirements specified in 5. (5) The shape, dimensions and mass shall conform to the requirements specified in 6. (6) The appearance shall conform to the requirements specified in 7- 10.2 Retest The retest shall be as follows: (1) The steel which has not passed the tensile test may be retested in accordance with 4.4 in JIS G 0303 and then whether it is accepted or not may be determined. (2) The retest for the impact test shall be as follows: (a) When although the mean value of three test pieces in the impact test does not satisfy the specified value of Table 6-1 or Table 6” the mean is 85 $ and over of the specified value, further, three —372-— (b)G 3106— al be test pieces shall be taken from the position close to the place where the original test pieces have been taken. When the mean value of the six test pieces is not less than the specified value of Table 6-1 or Table 6-2, all the steels of the same cast, sectional profile and heat treatment conditions shall be accepted. However, notch when the mean value of the three test pieces does not reach 85 % of the specified value, or when, in the retest, the mean value of the additional six test pieces falls short of the specified value, shall the steel shall be considered unacceptable, and the test shall be made on each plate or each piece of the other steel of the same thickness not used for the test specimen. The determination of acceptance may be made for each steel. When even one plate or one piece of the steel of the largest thickness fails to be accepted, the retest shall be further as Be follows: () A retest shall be made for the steel of the largest thickness of the remainders of the same cast, sectional profile and heat treatment conditions in the same way as the first test. In this case, when its value is not less than the specified value of Table 6-1 or Table 6-2, all the remaining steel of the same cast, sectional profile and heat treatment conditions shall be accepted. sile | vement | | (3) The steel which has not passed the mechanical test, may be again | subjected to the mechanical test after heat treatment or reheat 1 treatment. Then, whether it is accepted or not may be determined. ja. Marking 6 aos, | Merkin | The steel which has passed the inspection shall be marked on each zcified | steel or each bundle with the following items by a suitable method. However, t portion of the items may be omitted subjected to the agreement between the delivery parties concerned. | (Symbol of class (including symbol of heat treatment.) >recified | (2) Cast number or inspection number | @)_ Dimension ents (4) Quantity or mass of each bundle (for steel plate and strip) UG (5) Manufacturer's name or its abbreviation | 1. Report a The report shall comply with 8. in JIS G 0303. te. | Further, when Remark 1. of Table 2-1 or Table 2-2 is applied, the content of added element shall be informed in the result sheet. act e 6-2, wee —573——G 3106: | Appendix 1. Carbon Equivalent of Steel Plate which Is | Ar Processed by Thermomechanical Control | 1. Scope 1. Seope This Appendix 1 specifies the carbon equivalent of the steel plate which This is processed by thermomechanical control. steel plat: 2. Carbon Equivalent of Steel Plate which Is Processed by Thermomechanical | 2, Crack Control Thers 2.1 Calculation Formula of Carbon Equivalent The carbon equivalent 2.1 Ca shail be calculated from the following formula by using the cast analysis in parameter body 9.1. the cast « Carbon equivalent (%)=C: Th Cr Moy Crac 2,2 Carbon Equivalent The carbon equivalent shall be as given in 2.2 Cr Appendix I Table 1-1 or Appendix 1 Table 1-2. shall be @ Appendix 1 Table 1-1. Carbon Equivalent (Applicable till Dec. 31, 1990) Taree SH 50.4 SH50 WA] SHSDB Symbol of class Su 503 SH 50 vB | SH 53 C 5H 50¢ Up to and incl. 50 nm 0,38 max. 0.40 max. Applied Appic thickness thick Over 50 mm, up to and incl. 100 am 0,40 max. 0.42 max. Remark: The carbon equivalent of the steel plate of over 100 mm Rema in applied thickness shall be as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. Appendix 1 Table 1-2, Carbon Equivalent (Applicable on Jan. 1, 1991) Unit: & SH 490 ASH 490 YA | SH 520 B Symbol of clase SH 490 B SH 490 YB | SH 520.C Sx 490 ¢ Up to and éne1, 50 mm 0.38 max. 0.40 max. Applied Applic thickness thick Over 50 mn, up to and Snel. 100 mm 0.40 max. 0.42 max. Remark: The carbon equivalent of the steel plate of over 100 mm Rema in applied thickness shall be as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned. 574= t —G 3106 Appendix 2. Cracking Parameter of Material of Steel Plate which Is Processed by Thermomechanical Control 1. Scope hich This Appendix 2 specifies the cracking parameter of material of the steel plate which is processed by thermomechanical control. anical 2, Cracking Parameter of Material of Steel Plate which Is Processed by Thermomechanical Control | 2.1 Gatewlation Formula of Cracking Parameter of Material ‘The cracking in parameter of material shall be calculated from the following formula by using {he cast analysis in body 9.1. +5B | | Cracking parameter of material (%4)=C +-3>-+ 4p 2.2 Cracking Parameter of Material The cracking parameter of material shall b@ as given in Appendix 2 Table 2-1 or Appendix 2 Table 2-2. | Appendix 2 Table 2-1. Cracking Parameter of Material (Applicable till Dec. 31, 1990) Unit: % SH 50 A SH SOYA | SH 53.5 Symbol of class S450 8 su 505 | SH 53¢ 5M 50. | Up to and inet. 50 am 0.24 max. 0.26 ax. Applied i thickness | Over 50 am, up to and incl. 100 am 0.26 max. 0.27 max. | Remark: The cracking parameter of material of the steel plate of i over 100 mm in applidd thickness shall be as agreed | upon between the delivery parties concerned. Appendix 2 Table 2-2. Cracking Parameter of Material (Applicable on Jan. 1, 1991) unit: % SH 490 ASM 490 YR | SM 520 B Symbol of class SH 490 B $M 490 YC | Su 520 ¢ | SH 030 ¢ | Up to and incl. 50 mm 0,24 max. 0.26 max. Applies i thickness | Over 50 am, up to and incl. 100 me 0.26 max. 0.27 max. Remark: The cracking parameter of material of the steel plate of over 100 mm in applied thickness shall be as agreed upon between the delivery parties concerned.