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Can Q345B withstand low temperatures?
Reply #22017-11-23
This post was last edited by qilupzh on 2017-11-23 08:26. It’s not possible; it requires a 20°C shock.
Reply #32017-11-23
Q235B is for impact tests at room temperature, while Q235C is for impact tests at 0 degrees Celsius; it cannot be used for components under compression
Reply #42017-11-23
;P, my eyes are blurry, but the meaning is the same – Q345C won’t work, let alone B; maybe we should look at Q345D and Q345E instead.
Reply #52017-11-23
The impact temperature is 20 degrees, so it cannot be used.

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