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Designation of pressure vessel stud materials

2016-08-21View Original

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GB/T3077-2015 is about to come into effect, and this standard eliminates the grades marked with a ‘A’. For example, 35CrMoA in GB150 becomes 35CrMo in GB/T3077-2015; should it therefore be denoted as 35CrMo according to the new standard?
Reply #22016-08-21
It should be labeled according to the new standards...
Reply #32016-08-22
Use the appropriate standard and indicate it accordingly!
Reply #42016-08-29
I see now; GB/T3077-2015 also lists 35CrMoA, and it should be designated using the grade specified in GB150
Reply #52016-08-29
What do you write for the bolt standard when making the notation? Write 150? Write 3077? Neither, it should be written as HG/T20613; and according to standard 20613, it is 35CrMo, so. . . Actually, there’s no need to worry about it; such things have no real impact.

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