China supply 09CuPTiRE-B steel design

Steel plate is divided into rolling, hot rolling and cold rolling. The width of the thin plate is 500 ~ 1500 mm; the width of the thick plate is 600 ~ 3000 mm. Thin plates are classified according to steel types, including ordinary steel, steel, alloy steel, spring steel, stainless steel, tool steel, heat-resistant steel, 09CuPTiRE-B steel design, bearing steel, etc .; according to use, there are ship plates, pressure vessel plates, atmospheric corrosion-resistant steel plates, bulletproof steel plate.

Smelting process of 09CuPTiRE-B steel design, container plate SPA-H weather-resistant steel: The molten iron for smelting SPA-H steel must be pretreated by molten iron desulfurization. Before entering the converter, the sulfur content of the molten iron is ≤0.010%, and the slag on the surface of the molten iron is cleaned. Nickel plates, copper particles or nickel-copper alloys are added to the converter with scrap steel. The carbon content of the converter smelting end is required to be less than 0.06% to prevent the molten steel from being oxidized.

How to distinguish the inferior steel plate? 1. The surface of the fake and inferior steel plate is easy to produce scab. 2. The material of fake and inferior steel plate is not uniform and there are many impurities. The surface of fake and inferior steel plate is often pitted. Pitting is an irregular and uneven defect on the surface of 09CuPTiRE-B steel design, steel plate caused by serious wear of rolling groove. Due to the pursuit of profit by the manufacturers of fake and inferior steel plates, the groove rolling often exceeds the standard.

In the first ten days of February 2020, the key statistics show that steel enterprises produce a total of 19.3943 million tons of crude steel, 17.9747 million tons of pig iron, 17.5904 million tons of steel and 3.225 million tons of coke. This ten day average daily output of 09CuPTiRE-B steel design crude steel is 1939400 tons, down 2.68% on a month on month basis, up 3.16% on a year-on-year basis; steel is 1759000 tons, down 9.09% on a month on month basis, up 2.51% on a year-on-year basis.

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