chemical composition of nm400 considered mild steel?
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Boiler steel plates for room temperature and medium temperature (below creep temperature) are mostly carbon steel, including carbon steel, carbon manganese steel, carbon manganese silicon steel, chemical composition of NM400, etc. They are mainly used in the manufacture of pressure-bearing parts such as boiler drums and header end covers below medium temperature. High temperature (above creep temperature) boiler steel plates are mainly used to manufacture high-temperature pressure-bearing parts such as high-temperature header end caps and steam pipe blocking plates.
BBN steel chemical composition of NM400 15mm to 35mm thick size: 15*2120*5620, 17.5*2320*13000, 18*2450*5500, 20*3000*5000, 19*2580*4700, 19.5*1970*4000, 20*1600*7740, 20.5*2370*7000, 21*2650*7500, 21*1920*8220, 22*1380*7650, 22*1800*8000, 22.5*1680*8450, 23*3000*11980, 23.5*2080*8100, 24*1560*6200, 25.5*2330*8300, 26*3010*8100, 26.5*2000*7000, 27*2550*6800, 27.5*2700*5500, 29*2550*9000, 29*2870*12000, 32*3300*6000, 33*2340*6700, 34*2120*6100, 35*1300*4100.
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