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What does H stand for in 16MnRH material?

2009-06-21View Original

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This post was last edited by feihong622847 on 2009-6-21 10:32. What does H stand for in 16MnRH material? What are the properties and application conditions of 18MnMoNbR, 1.25Cr0.5MoSi, and 2.25Cr-1Mo?
Reply #22009-06-21
It should be heat treatment, such as normalizing the plate
Reply #32009-06-22
Hydrogen-resistant steel plates exhibit excellent performance in tests related to hydrogen-induced cracking, as well as good resistance to hydrogen sulfide corrosion; they are primarily used in large-scale chemical and petroleum projects.
Reply #42009-08-20
Hydrogen-resistant steel plates, which exhibit excellent performance in tests against hydrogen-induced cracking
Reply #52009-08-20
I checked the manual on steels for pressure vessels, but I didn’t find this grade; it’s possible that the manual is a bit outdated.
Reply #62009-08-20
Hydrogen-resistant steel plate, but it cannot be used at too high temperatures
Reply #72009-08-21
What the people upstairs said is correct – hydrogen-resistant steel plates. It is generally written as “HIC”.

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