Lloyds LR Type 550 Cast steels
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Lloyds LR Type 550 Chemical Composition
Rules for the Manufacture, Testing and Certification of Materials, Chapter 4 Section 4; Steel Castings; Steel castings for special marine application, Lloyd's Register, 2025
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Lloyds LR Type 550 Physical Properties
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Lloyds LR Type 550 Heat Treatments
- The castings are to be supplied in the quenched and tempered heat treatment condition. The castings are to be subjected, as necessary, to an appropriate refining treatment before being heated for water quenching or spray quenching and tempering. The manufacturer is to determine the detailed heat treatment to produce castings to meet the requirements of this specification. A suitable austenitising temperature, not exceeding 955°C, is to be selected.
The tempering treatment is to be carried out within a temperature range of 600°C to 675°C. Water quenching from the tempering temperature is mandatory. When necessary, double tempering is permitted. Those restrictions specified for single tempering also apply to double tempering. - Large and complex forgings may be rough (semi-finished) machined prior to heat treatment. Semi-finished machining reduces the effective cross section and prevents quench cracking. All heat treatment operations are to be carried out using properly constructed furnaces. Austenitizing temperature is not to exceed 950°C. The tempering treatment is to be carried out within a temperature range of 600°C to 675°C. Water quenching from the tempering temperature is mandatory. Double tempering is permitted. Any restrictions specified for single tempering also apply to double tempering. When additional stress relief after primary heat treatment is specified by the purchaser or project authority, it is to be carried out at least 30°C below the final tempering temperature, but not less than 570°C. Water quenching from stress relief temperature is mandatory.
Lloyds LR Type 550 Mechanical Properties
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