I would like to ask where I can find the standard values for the room temperature impact absorption energy of A182 F316
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I would like to ask the experienced colleagues where I can find the standard values for the room-temperature impact absorption energy of A182 F316 and F304. Thank you
It should be in Volume 2, the Materials section, of ASME
This does not require room temperature shock. . . .
What’s the meaning of this impact? It’s still at room temperature – what’s the use? Does it look good? There’s actually no standard value, and even if one were to be specified, it would likely be quite high; generally, ASME standards specify 18J. Using 27J certainly won’t cause any problems – just pick any value.
Please take a look at UHA-51 in the construction section to see if it can help you.
For general austenitic stainless steel raw materials, under impact at temperatures not lower than -196°C: 60 J or a lateral expansion of 0.38 mm. .