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Requirements for impact tests in GB/T13401-2017

2017-11-09View Original

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Regarding the impact test specified in 7.1.3.1 of GB/T13401-2017, do fittings with material grades CF415K and CF485K need to undergo an impact test regardless of their diameter or wall thickness?
Reply #22017-11-09
Those that cannot produce impact specimens cannot conduct impact tests.
Reply #32017-11-14
Under the new standard, the minimum size of the test samples is now 10×2.5 MM. . . .
Reply #42017-11-15
Taking steel pipes as an example, only a 25×3.5 steel pipe can be used to produce a 10×2.5 impact specimen. Elbows of the same size cannot be used to produce 10×2.5 impact specimens. You can draw a diagram to give it a try.
Reply #52017-12-06
GB/T13401-2017
Reply #62018-03-23
What does CF415k mean?
Reply #72018-04-19
It is equivalent to the 20# steel specified in the former GB9948 standard, or asme A106; the suffix letter K indicates that an impact test is required
Reply #82019-03-31
What does the ‘s’ in CF415-S mean?

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