equivalent material of nm500 steel heat analysis

Our company is China's 10th largest supplier & Exporter of stainless steel, carbon steel plate and section, alloy steel plate and pipes. We are specialized in stocking & distributing various Stainless Steel, carbon steel plates, equivalent material of NM500 steel angle steel, H beam steel to worldwide for specific & urgent requirements. We have a fully advanced and modernized warehouse that stores tonnes of our value-adding equivalent material of NM500 steel products, which we source out from the mills that are compliant with the universal guidelines for plate production.

On October 16, 2019, the Board of Directors of the World Steel Association (worldsteel) elected the following new officers for 2019/2020 at the worldsteel General Assembly in Monterrey. The new equivalent material of NM500 steel officers are elected for a one-year period: Chairman - YU Yong, Chairman, HBIS Group Co., Ltd. Vice Chairman - Sajjan JINDAL, Chairman and Managing Director, JSW Steel Limited.

The location weld of equivalent material of NM500 steel, wear-resistant steel plate is only allowed to be welded on the base metal surface with the electric welding rod for welding the base metal; in the welding of the base course, the base weld shall be strictly prevented from melting to the transition layer or even the multiple layer weld of stainless steel, so as to prevent a small amount of high chromium and high nickel surfacing wear-resistant steel plate components diluted into the carbon steel weld to form martensite structure and harden.

High-strength steel plates have the following characteristics. First, the strength is high, the bearing capacity is very good, and it is not easy to break. Second, compared with other steel plates under the same strength requirements, high-strength steel plates are lighter and thinner, which can effectively reduce the weight of structures. Third, the equivalent material of NM500 steel, high-strength steel plates are required to be safe and reliable, able to withstand complete disasters such as water, fire, earthquake, storm, etc., to protect people's safety.