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Equivalent for S355J2G3??

12/01/2007 1:38 AM

hi all,

Can anyone please give me equivalent material for S 355 J2 G3 rod?? and also where can i get chem & mech properties of S355J2G3??
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Re: Equivalent for S355J2G3??

12/01/2007 6:47 AM

For the S 355 J2 G3/S355J2G3 ask the good folks here:

http://www.standard.no/pronorm-3/data/f/0/01/38/7_10704_0/M-120r2.pdf

Hope that assists you.....

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Re: Equivalent for S355J2G3??

12/03/2007 4:31 AM

Have a look at EN 10 025 (European Standard). The steel in question equals

DIN 17 100 (St 52-3N), BS 4360 (50D), ASTM A 573-65. The material properties follow:

S: Means that this is a structural steel.

355: Minimum yield strength (min Re=355 N/mm sq.)

J2: Min. Charpy test value= 27J at -20 deg.C

G3: Supply condition. Normalized or normalized rolled. For more info on last item check the standard at the top.

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Re: Equivalent for S355J2G3??

06/29/2008 4:11 AM

Can any1 plz gimme the equivalent for ASTM A 105,ASTM A 573-65,IS 2062 GRADE A,SA 193 B7.
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Re: Equivalent for S355J2G3??

11/07/2008 8:22 AM

pl give me equivalent for s355j2g3 in indian standered
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Re: Equivalent for S355J2G3??

09/29/2009 2:07 AM

Look at this link maybe it can be of use to you www.corusgroup.com/file_source/.../S355J2G3%20IM.pdf

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Re: Equivalent for S355J2G3??

01/14/2010 6:41 AM

i can give u chemical and mechanical properties of 355j2

if want then mail me at araliravikumar@gmail.com
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Re: Equivalent for S355J2G3??

02/24/2010 3:57 AM

Refer Stand BS EN 10025-2
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