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06/27/2009 2:05 AM

AT Some place i found material specification is SA 516 GR 70N .Pl. explain me meaning of N ?
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06/27/2009 2:56 AM

N= Normalised condition

As per the SA516, usually

plates with thickness <1.5" will be supplied in hot rolled condition unless you specifically ask for normalised.

>1.5" in normalised condition (unless otherwise asked)

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