A 434 Class BB (United States / ASTM) Material Properties
Material group:
Ferrous Alloys / Structural and constructional steels
Country/Standard:
United States / ASTM
Data updates
Latest Update: 2018-10
Total number of updates: 3
Update History:
2018-02
2017-04
Mechanical Properties
Temperature
Physical Properties
Temperature
Composition
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- The material shall be uniformly heated to the austenitizing temperature, soaked for a sufficient length of time to produce the desired structure (a lot thus heated being known as a "quenching charge"), and quenched in a suitable medium under substantially uniform conditions for each quenching charge. The material shall then be uniformly reheated to the proper temperature for tempering (a lot thus reheated being known as a "tempering charge"), and allowed to cool uniformly. The temperature selected for tempering shall be not less than 427°C (800°F). Material cold drawn after heat treatment shall be stress relieved, when this is necessary, in order to meet the specified mechanical properties. Cold-finished bars may be stress relieved after straightening.
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- Composition
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160 Mechanical Properties
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3 Physical Properties
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1 Heat Treatment
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- Machinability
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- Formability
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- Fatigue
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- Creep
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26 Dimensions
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