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What is the acceptable level of nitrogen content in steel?

2010-10-25View Original

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I would like to ask fellow professionals in the steel industry: what is the acceptable nitrogen content level? Are there any relevant standards? Thank you all for your help
Reply #22010-10-25
When we used to do steel analysis, we only analyzed carbon, silicon, and manganese. Phosphorus, sulfur, and several alloying elements; I don’t remember nitrogen having been measured Maybe I’m just uninformed
Reply #32010-10-27
It’s hard to put into words, as it varies depending on the fields of application for steel.
Reply #42010-10-27
Does anyone have any standards related to nitrogen content in steel?

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