Impact absorption energy value of the quality certificate
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For Q345R sheets with a thickness of 6 mm, since only 10×5×55 specimens can be made, has the impact energy value provided in the quality certificate been converted to the value corresponding to a standard specimen?
The dimensions of the small specimen should be indicated; the impact value is the actual value of that small specimen, with no conversion required.
For GB713-2014 Q345R material, it is required to undergo impact testing at 0 degrees right from the time of production
Indicate the specimen size and record the actual value of the impact energy; there is no need to convert it to a standard value.
Q345R sheets with a thickness of 6mm are probably not commonly used
There is no need to convert it into data in the 10*10 standard format. . It’s the value of 5*10
There is no need to convert it into data in the 10*10 standard format. . It’s the value of 5*10, but it needs to be labeled as 5*10.
You need to determine whether the impact value is acceptable, or it must be converted into the value of a standard specimen for comparison in order to draw a conclusion.
Y indicates the specimen size and records the actual value of the impact energy; there is no need to convert it to a standard value.