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Use of Q235, Q345, 20#

2015-12-24View Original

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What are the differences when using Q235, Q345, and 20#? When used in steel structures, what are the criteria for choosing Q235 and Q345?
Reply #22015-12-24
It should be the mechanical properties and strength of the material
Reply #32015-12-25
In Q235: Q stands for yield strength, and 235 indicates that the yield strength of the material is 235 MPa; Q345 and so on ; 20# indicates a carbon content of 0.2%, and it is often used for pipes. As structural steel, Q235A is used for the most part.

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