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A350 LF2 - material properties
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Source：Internet Author：Unknow Pubdate：2008-04-14
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CLAUDE47 (Mechanical)
22 Nov 07 12:02
Hi
I'm looking for the mechanical properties of A 350 LF2.
And what is important where are this properties written in the ASME Code, for reference?
Thanks for the help.CLaude
roberts12 (Materials)
22 Nov 07 12:07
Claude47 - you'll find LF2 in ASTM A350. It's a low alloy steel with specific low temperature impact properties.
roberts12 (Materials)
22 Nov 07 12:16
Oops! I didn't include any data!
C 0.3 max
Mn 0.6-1.35
P 0.35max
S 0.040max
Si 0.15-0.30
Cr 0.30max
Mo 0.12max
Cu 0.40max
Cb 0.02max
V 0.05max
TS 485-655MPa
YS 250MPa 字串3
El% 30
Cv 20 or 27J (Class 1 and 2 repectively)
As with all this type of data you should check it against the current issue of the ASTM standard before putting it to use.
eliebl (Mechanical)
22 Nov 07 12:30
Also note that the test temperatures for Class 1 and Class 2 are different. Class 1 is to be tested at -50 F where Class 2 is 0 F. Depending on where the material is to be used this can have a significant impact. No pun intended.
I came across a case a couple of years back where the Class was not specified and the owner recieved Class 2 valve bodies and not Class 1 as was implied but not explicitly stated in the purchase documents. Needless to say impacts at 0 F are not sufficient for the Alberta Oilsands Projects.
EJL
roberts12 (Materials)
23 Nov 07 15:32
字串9
LF2 is a 0.3%C/1%Mn steel. Properties are:
TS 485-655MPa
YS 250MPa
Elong 22%
RA 30%
Cv at -45.6 deg C 20J (Class 1 material)
Cv at -18 deg C 27J (Class 2 material)
All data should be checked against the relevant issue of ASTM A350.
stanweld (Materials)
27 Nov 07 9:40
In the ASME Code, properties are listed in Section II, Part A and Part D (design allowables).
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