Materials S11306 and S11348

2015-06-18View Original

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Both materials S11306 and S11348 are ferritic stainless steels; one contains Al while the other does not. Are there any significant differences in their properties? I’m not sure when to use S11306 and when to use S11348. Could anyone please tell me?

Reply #22015-06-19

The original poster can analyze it based on the characteristic effects of alloying elements in alloy steel.

Reply #32021-01-20

AL: Solid solution strengthening. Refine the grain size. Improves resistance to high-temperature oxidation and corrosion by H2S gas.

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