FIELD: metallurgy, in particular, working out of thermally and mechanically reinforced steels for ferroconcrete constructions of various strength classes.
SUBSTANCE: reinforced steel for ferroconcrete constructions of At400 to At1200 strength classes contains, wt%: carbon 0.08-0.32; silicon 0.4-2.4; manganese 0.5-2.3; aluminum 0.02-0.07; titanium 0.01-0.1; nitrogen 0.006-0.03; vanadium 0.01-0.12; niobium 0.005-0.02; copper no more than 0.3; nickel no more than 0.3; chromium no more than 0.30; phosphor no more than 0.03; sulfur no more than 0.03; iron the balance. Carbon equivalent is defined from formula: Ceq=C+Si/6+Mn/7+(Ti+V+Nb)/5+(Cu+Ni+Cr)/15 and is equal to 0.35-0.56 for At400, At500 class steel, or 0.44-0.70 for At600, At800 class steel, or at least 0.67 for At1000, At1200 class steel. Steel of such composition may be used for manufacture of thermally and mechanically reinforced bars of 12-32 mm diameter.
EFFECT: improved welding capability, high mechanical properties and increased resistance from corrosion cracking.
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Dates
2007-07-27—Published
2005-07-18—Filed