EN 1.0025-S235JRG2 Material and Different Classes

Kwetz, I've rated this a good answer.

If they had a great answer button, I've have given you that.

milo

Thank you Milo.

I'm very happy to can help people on those matters I have a little knowledge.

Happy engineered new year

Thank You Kwez, Yours is a detailed explanation. I wonder how u gave ur wonderful time for me. thank You So Much. This is the Best answer any one can give. Macsimus

Hi, my name is William, then I can substitute it for the ASTM-A36?

Hi William.

From a chemical composition point of view, the chemistry is a subset of A36, with the possible exception of the phos going out of spec at 0.045; the A36 limit for phos is 0.040.

the mechanical property requirement for a 36 is surprise surprise, minimum 36ksi Yield strength; as Kwetz has pointed out, themin for this spec is about 35 Ksi.

If the phos was under 0.040 and the yield strength was over 36ksi, I would approve a deviation.

But the authority to substitute or deviate lies with the customer, per the the order documents.

They should have no difficulty giving you such approval.

However, going the other way from A36 to this grade is more difficult, as A36 allows higher Carbon from 0.25 up to 0.29 depending on product and section.

milo

Dear Sir,

Can you help in finding the equivalent indian std for Sr EN10025.

We want the material specs and series no. for developing flanges used in shipbuilding.

Warm regrds,

Abhijeet

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Thanks for this mat'l explanation Macsimus, I was looking for it as well and this posting was the only one I found that fully explained it.

-Dave D.

Hello,

My name is Tim McNamara and I am the CEO of Sino Source Group, a global sourcing company. We have been asked to find EN 1.0025-S235JRG2. In my process of searching I found your question regarding EN10025. I would like to ask for your help in guiding me to the source of EN10025-S235JRG2 if by chance you may know. By the way, are you in India?

Regards,

Tim McNamara

www.sinosource.com

Tim@sinosource.com

I am from India, working with Essar Steels in Hazira, Gujarat. You can write to me at: kmorris@essar.com

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good answer with technical explanations..

absolute rubbish kwez good answer yes but

JR means impacts @ 20 degrees C

I.E Joules "J" room temperature "R"