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How to distinguish Cr5Mo from carbon steel

2009-08-26View Original

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In what ways can Cr5Mo and carbon steel be distinguished to determine which one is Cr5Mo? Which one is carbon steel?
Reply #22009-08-26
Regarding pipelines: 1. CR5MO to be painted blue; Carbon steel does not require painting. 2. An experienced welder can have different sensations when performing welding and cutting; the feel of cutting varies, so it’s a good idea to find a competent welder to give it a try. 3. Conduct element content testing
Reply #32009-08-27
2# lonelyghost_li: For the Cr5Mo pipes, only the elbows are painted blue; the rest of the pipes are black. It’s hard to tell if they have been used or not. Is there any simple way to distinguish them?
Reply #42009-08-27
Grinding the edge with a grinder: continuous sparks indicate carbon steel, while discontinuous sparks indicate Cr5Mo
Reply #52009-08-28
Looking at the spectrum analysis takes just a few seconds.

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