Nuclear Grade Steels

Can you please rewrite your question and provide more information as I am not sure exactly what you are asking. Are you asking what grades of steel are suitable for a nuclear site/application?

If this is for a job or tender then please consult the tender/customer or material standards information regarding requested/required grades of materials.

Please provide more information on your question and specific application details.

For producing rotors for nuclear power plant what type of steel is used and how it is different from other steels used for automobiles.

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Do you mean for steam turbines?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbine

I don't think special steel is necessary (just steel suitable for steam) as (from my understanding) the steam is in a closed loop system and as such not contaminated with radioactive particles that could effect standard steel.

Steam turbine blade steel varies from other grades of steel used in automotive applications because of the wildly different applications. This sounds like a homework question, do you understand that the differences between the different steel alloys make them more suitable for certain applications than others?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alloy_steel

For Nuclear Power Plant what type of steels are used for various equipments in it.

I understand that all of them are alloy steels and i want to understand what is the specialitility in alloy steels that are used for nuclear applications

Regards,

Dinakar

I know that in case of Stainless Steel always material is used without Cobalt and Molybdenum. The reason is that these materials can become radioactive (Isotope Co-60, Mo-99) when applied in radiation areas.

Geeezzzzzz, I think this one is too HOT to handle!

I really hope he's not working with the Iranians on their Uranium refinement program, ya know? Go BIG BOOM BOOMS not a good thing.

Hey BTW, how are all those busted Centrifuges doing that were gutted by that cyber attack?? ahahaha